Since the announcement of the US “Pivot to Asia” policy, the strategic landscape of the region has undergone profound changes where the US-China competition has taken a centre stage. The bilateral relations
CASS invited Former President Azad Jammu & Kashmir Sardar Masood Khan to deliver a guest lecture on ‘Pakistan’s Emerging Geostrategic Landscape: Challenges & Opportunities’ on 30 September 2021.
The purpose of the webinar on ‘Future of Afghanistan and Regional Stability: Challenges, Opportunities, & Way Forward’ was to engage experts from key regional countries to comprehensively analyze the emerging geopolitical, geo-economic
The presidency of Ebrahim Raisi holds multiple opportunities for Pak-Iran relations to flourish in the backdrop of changing regional apparatus. As the new regime in Kabul struggles to establish itself amid mounting
The swift, major and complex developments currently underway in Afghanistan could have profound and long-term implications not only for Afghanistan but all the neighbouring countries
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Pakistan’s relations with the United States have been complex, cyclical and critical. This relationship is influenced by global and regional developments as well as domestic factors and dynamics
As part of the CASS Guest Lecture Series Ambassador M. Sadiq visited CASS on 17th June 2021. He discussed the current political/ security situation in Afghanistan, its impact on the regional in
US President Joseph Biden’s formal announcement of his decision to pull out remaining American troops from Afghanistan has generated an intense international
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On 30th December 2020 Senate Committee on Defense visited CASS. The discussion was moderated by AM Javaid Ahmad (Retd). The discussion held at CASS auditorium, was attended by President, Directors, and Researchers
The Centre for Aerospace & Security Studies (CASS) organised a webinar titled ‘The US & Pakistan: Politics, Diplomacy and Economics under the Next Administration’ on 3 October 2020. The webinar discussion focused
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