The US-Iran conflict: Impact on Pakistan’s Economic Security0

• Blog, Economic Security, National Security
• June 18, 2026

Humans have a long history of fighting wars and engaging in prolonged conflicts with enemies, so have empires and countries.  Similarly, the conflict between United States and Iran is not a recent phenomenon; it dates backs to the Islamic Revolution in 1979, which overthrew the US backed Shah of Iran. Wars and armed conflicts haveREAD MORE

Impact of U.S.-China Relations on Pakistan0

• Blog, Economic Security, National Security
• June 16, 2026

Cooperation between the United States and China could likely result in greater opportunities for Pakistan. The reduced hostility between both countries may have stabilizing consequences for the region. The intensification of rivalry, however, could lead to challenges for Pakistan, including its policy of balancing and the overall stability of the region. While Pakistan still hasREAD MORE

Can Economics Bridge the Divide? Trade Relations under Modi’s India0

• Blog, Economic Security, National Security
• June 16, 2026

Economic interaction can create shared incentives for cooperation, buttress mutual economic interests, and provide a foundation for India and Pakistan to move toward more stable and constructive relations. In spite of the close location of these two nations and their shared history and economic complementarities, the level of trade and economic interaction between the twoREAD MORE