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Daesh could exploit opportunities in South Asia: Experts ISLAMABAD, May 17, 2019: Experts believe that Daesh may be struggling because of the setbacks it suffered in the Middle East, but could still
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By Syed Hussain Haider, CFA, CIPM & Ahmed Lakhani IMF Package: The wait is finally over! At last, the wait is over as the IMF has confirmed via a press release yesterday that
by Samra F. Ansari Democracy is said to be a noble form of governance. It is where majority rule and when there is a crowd of people, there must you see a difference
By Muhammad Imran History is infested with examples that maximum numbers of time settlements of the protracted wars have been engendered new geo-political competition accompanied by afresh alliance system and strategic priorities.
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Taliban are not agreeing to a ceasefire and insisting on the withdrawal of troops from Afghan soil, writes Syeda Mamoona Rubab The Taliban, during the on-going sixth round of negotiations with the
Introduction Islamabad Policy Institute (IPI) organized a roundtable discussion on ‘Pakistan – Iran Relations: Challenges and Prospects’ on 8th May 2019. The event was organized in the context of Prime Minister Imran
