This is the first time both Pakistan and Afghanistan have a signed framework in which they can repose some trust and on the basis of which they can move forward. Member of...
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Third Workshop of CRSS Pak-Afghan ‘Beyond Boundaries’ Held in Kabul
The third workshop of the Pak-Afghan track 1.5/II dialogue titled Beyond Boundaries, an initiative by the CRSS, gets underway in Kabul, Afghanistan. The workshop is chaired by...
The NAP Tracker : The Third Year Audit of the National Action Plan
The NAP Tracker : The Third Year Audit of the National Action Plan The NAP Tracker is the only publication of its kind that tracks the Pakistani state’s progress on all 20 points...
Ulasi Taroon Showcase: Social Cohesion as a Shared Responsibility
June 13, 2018: The sixteenth radio program as part of Center for Research and Security Studies’ (CRSS) counter-radicalization initiative Ulasi Taroon (Social Cohesion) was aired...
Ulasi Taroon Showcase: Good Governance and Accountability
June 12, 2018: The fifteenth radio program as part of Center for Research and Security Studies’ (CRSS) counter-radicalization initiative Ulasi Taroon (Social Cohesion) was aired...
Ulasi Taroon Showcase: Importance of Cross-Cultural Dialogue for Social Cohesion
June 11, 2018: The fourteenth radio program as part of Center for Research and Security Studies’ (CRSS) counter-radicalization initiative Ulasi Taroon (Social Cohesion) was aired...
FATA — One Faultilne Fixed, Nearly!
President Barack Obama had in March 2008 dubbed Pakistan’s Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) abutting Afghanistan as the “most dangerous place.” The reasons; these...
Mending Relations with Afghanistan: Is Pakistan Listening?
Following years of acrimony and extreme hostility, Pakistan-Afghan relations appear to be breaking out of the geo-political logjam. A string of positive vibes since Prime...
Centre of Economic Power Is Shifting From The West To East: Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan truly stands at a historic juncture. The country’s strategic location, once being a liability is now a bridge between Europe and Asia. Centre of economic power is...
Why De-Radicalization And CVE Remain Major Challenges For Pakistan?
Some lessons learnt: The Pakistan Center for Excellence (PACE) is a Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) initiative aimed at sensitizing young intellectuals and academics on...
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