BLOGS

  • Why is CPEC Security Crucial to its Stakeholders?

    Why is CPEC Security Crucial to its Stakeholders?0

    China Pakistan Economic Corridor is a framework of regional connectivity and economic cooperation between China and Pakistan. It provides China with a land route to the Arabian Sea, bypassing the Malacca Strait, a strategic chokepoint vulnerable to disruptions. This offers a more secure and efficient route for trade with the Middle East, Africa and Europe. Additionally, CPEC opens access to Pakistan's abundant natural resources, like copper and rare earth minerals, crucial for China’s growing industries. It allows China to export its infrastructure, expertise and manufactured goods to Pakistan. The project creates jobs in China and stimulates economic growth. CPECREAD MORE
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BACKGROUNDER

  • THE ISRAEL – IRAN ENEMITY AND THE PRESENT ESCALATION?

    THE ISRAEL – IRAN ENEMITY AND THE PRESENT ESCALATION?0

    Iran and Israel have a longstanding enmity rooted in ideological, political, and strategic differences. Here are some key reasons why the two nations are considered enemies: Ideological Conflict: Since its 1979 revolution, Iran has positioned itself as a staunch opponent of Israel, viewing the Jewish state as illegitimate and a threat to Muslim unity. Iran’sREAD MORE
  • what happened at cop-28?

    what happened at cop-28?0

    In the continuing international efforts to tackle climate change, the 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) represented a significant turning point. The conference, which took place in Dubai, brought together activists, legislators, scientists, and international leaders to discuss the urgent issues facing our planet. The main goal of COP28 was to carry on the promisesREAD MORE
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COMMENTARY

  • Commentary on the Meeting on National Security (July, 01 2021)

    Commentary on the Meeting on National Security (July, 01 2021)0

    The meeting on National Security was chaired by National Assembly Speaker on 1st July 2021 Asad Qaiser on 1st July 2021 and involved a briefing by Director-General of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Lieutenant General Faiz Hameed. Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa and the Director-General of the Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR)

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Latest Events

National Conference on Security and Foreign Policy (NCSFP)
Post Budget Challenges: Macroeconomic Indicators and Way Forward for Pakistan
Maritime Affairs & Blue Economy
ICT Consultative Session

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