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Faisal Ahmad During past five years China and Pakistan have explored new avenues –energy and infrastructure projects–under the framework of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Scores of energy and infrastructure projects have been
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]By: Asma Khalid* In the anarchic international system, states adopt multiple strategies to ensure their sovereignty and security i.e. military modernization, developing alliances and economic development. In the strategic calculus of South
By Syed Faran Rizvi On the sidelines of the 7th World Government Summit (WGS) held in Dubai on February 10th, the Prime Minister Imran Khan held meetings with top officials from the
Islamabad Policy Institute (IPI) in collaboration with Konrad Adenauer Stiftung produced a report on critical challenges facing the country. The report titled Pakistan: Mapping The Policy Agenda contained extensive policy recommendations for
ISLAMABAD, March 2, 2019: Pakistan has in a very assertive way conveyed to India, through its military response to aerial intrusions earlier this week, that limited scale hostilities cannot be the ‘new
IPI Policy Recommendations Launched ISLAMABAD: Politicians from across the political divide on Monday called upon the government to adopt a collaborative and consensus building approach for addressing national issues and place special
Islamabad Policy Institute (IPI), an emerging Islamabad-based independent think tank, has published a new book, which provides a well-timed and deep insight into several grave policy challenges and fleeting opportunities that the
ISLAMABAD, March 27, 2018: Speakers at a conference on Tuesday urged Pakistan and Iran to address each other’s concerns for taking the relation forward particularly in view of the changing geo-political environment
ISLAMABAD, November 4, 2017: Strong support exists in Tehran for stronger and cooperative relations with Pakistan, said Iranian scholar Dr Sadollah Zarei on Saturday. “Iran believes that a secure Pakistan would make Iran more
