International Relations in India & Beyond
Pakistan’s long battle to eradicate the crippling poliovirus has been thwarted by militant attacks, radical Islamic clerics, and anti-vaccination propaganda. But the South Asian nation of 220 million people is facing a new hurdle:...
As on the one hand, India has been honouring the Corona warriors for standing on the frontline against the pandemic, the country has been devasted by the news of terror attack in North Kashmir’s...
“Given the complete Dead End in the relationship, India and Pakistan would do well to look back into the past and ponder over restarting the dialogue process on the lines of Composite Dialogue Process”...
Balochistan, better known as one of the neglected and the largest province in terms of land area. It shares borders with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab (Pakistan) to the Northeast, the Arabian sea to the...
The crisis which the world is facing is proving to be disastrous and hurt wrenching. Taking birth in the city of Wuhan (China) has now surrounded the whole world and has spread to almost...
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s invitation to Prime Minister Vajpayee to travel to Lahore by the newly inaugurated bus service and Vajpayee’s prompt response accepting the invitation had caught the imagination of people in both...
Democracy has been as much a catch cry in Pakistan since its creation and more intensely since the despotism of GEN Ayub khan as in most other parts of the world. Whatever their grade...
India’s foreign policy under the Narendra Modi-led government has witnessed a pragmatic shift and an extraordinary engagement in international politics on a wide range of issues especially focusing on India’s strategic realignments. Modi’s assertive...
Sindh is one of the four main provinces of modern Pakistan having an area of 140,914 km and 47,886,051 population according to the census held in 2017. Others like it is a state of...
In comparison to West Pakistan, the socio-economic structure of Bangladesh at the time of independence was in an advanced stage because feudal relations had already made rooms for semi-feudal, semi-capitalist relations. The Hindus and...
