In his book ‘How India sees the World’, former Foreign Secretary of India Shyam Saran describes the India-Pakistan relationship to have a singular trajectory of ‘dialogue-disruption-dialogue-repeat’ in endless cycles. Ever since the partition of India in 1947, it has been ...
Introduction The U.S is among the early countries to have established diplomatic relationships with Pakistan. Relationship dates back to October 20, 1947, it can be extrapolated that the relations have been based strictly on military and economic support. Pakistan had ...
The Jammu and Kashmir Public Safety Act, 1978 and Armed Forces (Jammu and Kashmir) Special Powers Act, 1990, passed by the Indian parliament in September 1990, grant Indian troops absolute authority to curb the civil rights of the Kashmiri people ...
Arguably the U.S has dominated the world power politics for more than twenty five years. Increasingly, now the US is facing more contested world which is unfolding in Middle East and South China Sea. violent opposition between the US and ...
The partition of British Empire in the sub-continent resulted into two nations: India and Pakistan. The two nations witnessed the bloodshed on the both sides of the divide. Pakistan and India went into wars and brief conflicts in 1947-48, 1965, ...
The following article should be published in your respected magazine regarding Pakistan Independence Day. The 14th August is celebrated as a day of Independence and freedom of Pakistan. It is a holy day and everyone enjoy wholeheartedly but if we ...
Financial Action Task Force commonly known as FATF was established in 1989 with the aim of discouraging terror financing, money laundering and other similar threats that can pose a potential threat to the world in terms of looted and illegal ...
On 26th of July a significant event unfolded in Pakistan, perhaps one of the most politically volatile countries in South Asia. Imran Khan emerged victorious amid the allegations of pre-poll rigging by Pakistan’s military establishment. Later in the evening, in ...
BACKGROUND In the case of Pakistan, Bangladesh and India, conflict and religion have shaped foreign policy, and you’ll see how. In 1905, the British found the then Bengal presidency in India to be a very difficult province to manage ...
World politics is subject to new order. Enemies in yore are now friends and vice Versa. India, friend of Muscovites, is now hooking up with Americans. Iran, a once first-rate friend of ours, is now foaming against our country. Russia, ...