On September 3, 2021, Taliban claimed that China has agreed to keep its embassy in Kabul open and increase humanitarian aid to Afghanistan. As the international community remains shocked about America’s failure in Afghanistan, regional and global focus has moved on to…
At the typical COP gathering, the hosts promise that a turning point has been reached. They talk of the need for action but do nothing that comes close to matching the scale and urgency of the challenge. The climate crisis reveals a…
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Closing Date: 05 Nov, 2021
By Ozer Khalid, senior consultant and foreign policy expert. 22 August 2021
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Simmering Chinese-Indian border tensions heighten possibilities for an arms race in the Indo-Pacific and South Asian command theatres already on…
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IPRI Hybrid Seminar Series “Black Day-October 27th: Marking Illegal Occupation of India in IIOJK
The Kashmiris struggle for their right of self-determination will continue, and no amount of coercion could derail it. This consensus emerged…
Although there was no uncertainty about the ongoing failure of the US to dislodge Taliban in Afghanistan after twenty years, President Biden addressed the withdrawal of US forces in his speech to the nation on August 16, 2021. People were in favour…
In a recent study, researchers discovered that fighting climate change while making progress on all 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is feasible. Scientists and researchers from the German Development Institute (GIZ) have developed a novel integrated strategy that balances strong climate action…
The post-withdrawal era has posed opportunities and challenges at home and abroad alike.
The revulsion-cum-revolution, though peaceful in essence, on Pakistan’s western frontiers and the Taliban set-up has pitched Pakistan in a leadership role in the region and beyond. For the first…