This part of the policy brief looks into the domestic environment that shapes and drives foreign policy. It offers a review of important inputs from the Parliament in its various organs. It also reflects the key considerations and concerns of the nation, as understood and spelled out by the leaders and representatives of the people of Pakistan, and the general approach towards them.
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In today’s globally interconnected landscape, the divide between affluent and struggling nations continues to widen, posing formidable challenges for... read more
In South Asia, there is an ongoing tug-of-war between the two powers, India and China, to take Maldives under... read more
Muslims and their Approaches Today There is a broad consensus that Muslims have been going through a phase of decline,... read more
On February 11, 2004, when I met my dear brother and great Mujahid of Kashmir Freedom Movement, Dr. Ayub... read more
Dr. Ayub Thakur was a friend and a colleague. The great thinker, scholar, intellectual, and well-known Kashmir expert was... read more
Fisheries, a significant component of Pakistan’s economy, play a pivotal role in sustaining livelihoods and fostering economic growth, particularly... read more
I’ll try to be brief and concentrate simply on the last part of our topic, i.e. epistemology. Epistemology means... read more
Nestled along the southwestern coastline of Pakistan, Gwadar emerges as a beacon of potential and promise in the realm... read more
The paper titled ‘Great Power Competition and Collaboration: Navigating Indian Ocean Region’, written by Chairman IPS Khalid Rahman has... read more
From time to time certain legal, academic and practical issues regarding the relationship between the Holy Quran and Sunnah... read more
