Pakistan, Afghanistan, China and the US met in Kabul on January 18 for the 2nd Quadrilateral Coordination Group (QCG) meeting to devise a roadmap for peace in Afghanistan. The...
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State of Minorities in Pakistan
Violence against religious minorities in Pakistan has seen a considerable rise in recent years. Non-Muslims constitute about three percent of Pakistan’s estimated population of...
CRSS China Watch – January 21, 2016
Pak-China Trade Swells from $9.3b To $11.8b In One Year Chief Minister Punjab Mian Shahbaz Sharif has said that China is the most reliable friend, has always stood with Pakistan...
PIA too likely to land in Chinese Hands
State Minister for Privatisation Mohammad Zubair said on Tuesday that the Pakistan Steel Mills (PSM) would be on sale in the next one to two months whereas marketing process of...
The Mystery of Radicalisation
Intelligentsia in the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation countries has miserably failed in offering genuine diagnoses and recipes for contemporary issues, such as religious...
CRSS China Watch – January 19, 2016
The Senate Special Committee on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor steered a meeting over the alleged irregularities in the contract. The meeting was presided by its convener...
Top Chinese University Hacked by Islamic State Infiltrator: reports
A hacker proclaiming allegiance to the Islamic State terrorist group infiltrated the internal network of one of China’s top universities to display images of masked and mounted...
CRSS China Watch – January 18, 2016
In Radio Pakistan's Current Affairs programme, economist Dr. Shahid Hassan Khan said that the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) will help Pakistan develop infrastructure...
PM calls APC today to Iron Out Differences on CPEC
ISLAMABAD - Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif yesterday summoned an all parties conference (APC) to meet today (Friday) to iron out differences and address concerns of the smaller...
End of Second Round of Talks – Pak-Afghan Regional Security Working Groups
The second Track II Meeting of Pak-Afghan regional security experts ended in Islamabad on Wednesday. Experts from both sides discussed various issues including peace and security...
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