by Imtiaz Gul In April 2016, extremists won — twice — in the federal capital; first, all the hooligans — supporters of a person whose execution was endorsed by the highest court...
Year: 2016
CRSS China Watch – April 19, 2016
Federal Minister of Planning, Development and Reforms, Ahsan Iqbal said that all efforts are underway to speed up the development work on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor...
Muslim Identity and a Multicultural, Pluralistic Society can Coexist, says Bosnian Ambassador
Islamabad, April 18, 2016: Setting a good example as a Muslim is critical to building a better image of Muslims. Bosnia and Herzegovina (BH) is a nation that exemplifies...
CRSS China Watch – April 15, 2016
The Chief Minister of Balochistan, Nawab Sanaullah Khan, had a meeting with a team from the Chamber of Commerce and Industry. In the meeting, he said that, since the initiative...
The long road to Gwadar – I
by Zeeshan Salahuddin Some very clinical language is used to describe the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). It is a “game-changer” for Pakistan, “an unprecedented economic...
Sabawoon-Monthly Progress Report March, 2016
Executive Summary: In the month of March, 2016, a total of 18 radio shows were aired under the Sabawoon (the dawn) program. We collected 26 reports from our reporters from...
Sabawoon Showcase: Right to Public Services Act Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), and Its Commission’s Performance
April 11, 2016, Peshawar: The Center for Research and Security Studies’ (CRSS) flagship radio program Sabawoon’s latest episode was about the Right to Public Services (RTS) Act...
CPEC: Paradoxical Approaches
by Imtiaz Gul The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is an inescapable part of the conversation, whenever officials, private businessmen or intelligentsia from both...
First Round of PACE Collaborative Workshop Concluded
The Center for Research and Security Studies (CRSS) conducted a five day collaborative workshop for young lecturers and professors of universities from March 5-9, 2016 at COMSATS...
Coal-Fired Power Generation in Pakistan Technology, Efficiency and Pollution
by Engineer Arshad H. Abbasi CRSS Note: Pakistan plans to install about a dozen coal-fired power plants in the next three years or so. Their cumulative generation would be close...
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