Security and conflicts

Tremors of Terror in Traumatized Kashmir Valley

15.02.2019

Twenty eight years ago in 1991, in the very month of February, in one cold nightin the twin villages of Kunan and Poshpora, in Kashmir's remote Kupwara District, the Indian troops as much as 150in search operation stormed the houses, grabbed the

Understanding Strategic Coercion in the Realm of Gray Hybrid Conflict: Implications for Pakistan

11.02.2019

The Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI) will hold Seminar on Understanding Strategic Coercion

The Modern Need to Reform or Revolutionize the Concept of an Intelligence Service

06.02.2019

Luis Lázaro Tijerina

Dedicated to Kim Philby and Markus Wolf

Kashmir Conflict: The Legacy of a Zionist Agent

05.02.2019

Sabtain Ahmed Dar

Research into the Zionist’s involvement in Kashmir and India brings out evidence that the Zionists had their hands in the Kashmir Conflict from the very beginning.

A Wall And A Frontier

02.02.2019

Leonid Savin

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Kulbhushan Yadav - From RAW Corridors to the Green Mile

01.02.2019

Masroor Ahmed

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has expressed his willingness to peace with India saying, “If India takes one step, Pakistan will take two steps for good neighborly relations.” Moreover, as a token of good will gesture, the work is in

PTM Syndrome and responsibility of the state

28.01.2019

Masroor Ahmed

The subject of hegemony was discussed for the first time by an Italian philosopher Gramsci in his book “Prison Notebook” in which he explains that there are two ways of gaining hegemony: use of power by political society by force and use of powe

Pakistan’s Cooperation is key for Peace in Afghanistan

23.01.2019

Adeel Mukhtar

Wherever on the planet, when there is war, an ultimate choice is gone up against the table as is Afghanistan. After eighteenth year of war, US is looking for tranquility on the table. Khalilzad the Afghan-brought into the world previous U.S.

Paigham-e-Pakistan: A Historic Fatwa against Terrorism and Extremism

21.01.2019

Merwah Hamid Qureshi

Terrorism, extremism and militancy have wreaked havoc in the name of religion. Islam being the religion of peace has been relentlessly blamed for any act of extremism and terrorism.

Threats Turned Requests – Pakistan’s Aid in US-Afghan Peace Talks

04.01.2019

Sidra Insar Chaudhary

Since the start of the diplomatic relationships with th

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