Afghanistan currently finds itself in a unique situation, and promising bilateral and multi-lateral opportunities for a regionally coordinated support mechanism for Afghanistan...
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Blasphemy charge costs more lives; will the state move?
On November 4, a Christian couple - Shehzad and his spouse Shama - were beaten to death and their bodies burnt in the brick kiln where they worked. Their crime; allegedly...
Don’t miss Exclusive PTV show Hum Bhi Pakistan about “National Assembly and action for FATA Reforms” on Sunday Nov 02, 2014 at 6:00 pm on PTV News
Topic National Assembly and action for FATA Reforms Guests Senator Afrasiyab Khatak. ANP Dr. G.G. Jamal Theme The programme discusses administrative and legal hurdles in the way...
The CRSS Starts Radio Drama Series ‘BADLOON’
Radio programs have successfully served as a means to encourage an informed discourse on religions harmony and tolerance, social cohesion, education, accountability and rule of...
Pakistan blasphemy laws continue to stoke fears:
Yet another case of handling a blasphemy accused extra judicially occurred in September 2014, when Muhammad Asghar, a 70-year old British, was shot and wounded by a prison guard...
What is our fundamental interest?
What is Pakistan’s fundamental interest? This question has been making rounds in Islamabad’s diplomatic circles, with even countries considered very close to Pakistan wondering...
Don’t miss Exclusive PTV show Hum Bhi Pakistan about “North Waziristan IDP Crises: IDP Rights and FATA Reforms” on Saturday, Nov 01, 2014, at 6:00 pm on PTV News
Topic: North Waziristan IDP Crises: IDP Rights and FATA Reforms Guests: 1 Asad Afridi QWP Khyber Agency 2. Rakhshinda Naz Aurat Foundation 3. Malik Ghulam Muhammad IDP North...
Drone Strikes in FATA: Debates on Armed Conflict, Legality and Illegality
Introduction The Drone strikes in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) of Pakistan remain one of the major obstacles when it comes to Pak US relations. These strikes,...
Is the New Silk Road really an economic corridor for China and Pakistan?
While the world is busy tackling the ISIS and its look-alikes in the Middle East, China, on the other hand, has other plans to chase. One such plan is reviving the centuries old...
Fear of terrorism: Pakistan sees 69% drop in foreigners’ arrival
Pakistan loses lustre for foreigners as it has witnessed 69% dramatic decrease in foreign nationals’ inflow in the last six years. The country was welcoming 2,254 foreigners...
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