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باڑ کے اس پار: بھارت اور پاکستان میں سائبریکجہتی
رواں برس اپریل میں ٹوئٹر، کووڈ ۱۹ کی (تاحال جاری) دوسری لہر کے دوران بھارتیوں سے اظہار یکجہتی کرنے والے پاکستانیوں کے پیغامات سے بھر گیا تھا۔ ہمدری کا یہ اظہار نہ صرف دونوں ممالک کے خودساختہ سائبر جنگجوؤں کے…
Feminist Foreign Policy and Nuclear Security in India
The Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP) approach has been the first major institutional step in the pursuit of gender inclusivity in policy since the adoption of the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda by the United Nations Security Council Resolution (UNSCR)…
Bhutan and Northeast India: Subnational Diplomacy Possibilities
The growing strength of India and Bhutan’s relationship over time has been commended as a model for enduring goodwill between the neighboring states—with state-to-state diplomacy between Thimphu and New Delhi showcased as the success story of friendship. However, despite the…
From Gender to Geopolitics: Towards a Feminist Foreign Policy in South Asia
In this South Asian Voices webinar, run jointly with the Kubernein Initiative, experts from across the subcontinent will examine what a “Feminist Foreign Policy” framework means for the subcontinent and how this approach could make policymaking related to defense, geopolitics, trade, health, and the…
The Political Role of Sufi Mystics in Afghanistan
Since the Taliban swiftly took Kabul in August, Afghans and Afghanistan watchers have been grappling with what the shape and nature of the new government will be and how it will replace the former republic. There is little hope left…
SAV Q&A: Ismail Khan on Afghanistan, the Taliban, and the TTP
On September 6th, 2021, Pakistani senior journalist and current Editor at Dawn in Peshawar Ismail Khan spoke with SAV Managing Editor Brigitta Schuchert on issues related to Pakistan's role in Afghanistan after the Taliban's recent takeover of the government, militancy…