Pakistan is eager to expand its use of nuclear power with a fleet of new plants by 2050, backed by support from China. However, this has caused jitters among some, who fear the...
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October Rage In India: Surprising?
A string of events in recent weeks — mostly involving Shiv Sena and RSS activists — shook not only outsiders but also a large number of Indians. Invariably, many have begun...
Pakistan Connected China to the Rest of the World
KARACHI: Pakistan helped connect China to the rest of the world by operating the first international flight from Karachi to Beijing, said former federal minister Dr Javed Jabbar....
China-Pakistan Entrepreneurs International Seminar Opens in Beijing
Friday, October 16, 2015 - Islamabad—China-Pakistan Entreprenurs International Seminar opens in Beijing with an aim to integrate the resources of all the parties concerned...
CRSS launches project ‘Beyond Boundaries’
Islamabad (October 19, 2015): The Centre for Research and Security Studies (CRSS) launched the project ‘Beyond Boundaries’ – Pakistan-Afghanistan Track 1.5/II Dialogue 2015-16....
‘As Karachi’s situation improves, monster of violence recedes in Sindh’
Karachi: Despite the apparent tug-of-war between federal law enforcement agencies and the Sindh government over matters pertaining to jurisdiction, the province which used to...
Kashmir Activists Highlight Human Rights Violations at CRSS/CPDR Event
Khurram Pervez, a Srinagar-based leading human rights defender and Kartik Murukotla, lawyer associated with Jammu Kashmir Coalition of Civil Society(JKCCS) speaker at the...
Q3 Security Report – 2015
Third Quarter 2015 - Introduction Pakistan’s war on terror and criminal gangs continued to expand during the July-September quarter as security forces extended their operations...
China Jails Former Energy Chief for Corruption
BEIJING (Web Desk) – The former chief of China’s biggest oil firm has been sentenced to 16 years in prison for accepting bribes, state media said on Monday. Jiang Jiemin was...
Now That a Prairie Fire is Lit
AS droves of intellectuals began returning their state awards to protest the growing culture of intolerance across India, I exulted to Prof Romila Thapar: “You’ve lit a prairie...
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