Disbanded Afghan Security Forces, Reinforcing IS-K and Regional Security
Khansa Qureshi December 3, 2021
The Taliban became the de facto rulers of Afghanistan on 15th August 2021 after the fall of Kabul. Although the fall of Afghanistan did not
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China-US Strategic Rivalry: Implications for Pakistan
Dr Zia Ul Haque Shamsi November 25, 2021
Pakistan’s geographical location is not only makes it strategically relevant but also attracts great power rivalries. Historically, Russians were obsessed to gain access to warm
Afghanistan deserves a Marshall Plan Plus
Dr Zia Ul Haque Shamsi November 2, 2021
Perhaps, only Kashmiris and Palestinians have suffered more than Afghans due to prolonged wars on their home soil. Now that the US and NATO forces’
Abraham Accords: One Year Later
CASS October 23, 2021
One year has passed since the Abraham Accords were brokered by the United States between United Arab Emirates (UAE), Israel, and Bahrain. This was followed
Revival of Quad & the US’ Strategic Shift
Haris Bilal Malik October 21, 2021
The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad) was formed as a consultative dialogue forum between the United States (US), Japan, Australia, and India in 2007. The idea was to deal with the regional challenges of the Pacific region and enhance cooperation on common interests between member states.
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Effects of Ethnicity on Afghanistan’s Politics
Zuhaib Anwar October 13, 2021
Afghanistan is once again undergoing a profound political transition. Since 1973, the frequency of change in regimes and political systems have remained unusually high. Historically,
