Between borders and divides
The recently departed late Khushwant Singh ends his epic “Train to Pakistan,” based on the partition travails, on a positive note, where the main protagonist […]
Salma Malik
Ms Salma Malik is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Defence and Strategic Studies, Quaid-I-Azam University, Islamabad Pakistan. She specializes in the areas of War, Arms Control & Disarmament, Military Sociology, South Asian Affairs and her research areas include: Conflict Management & Transformation, Human Security, CBMs & Micro-Disarmament.
Articles by Salma Malik
DGMO Talks and Hope for 2014
Year 2013 is officially over, and with that surfaces the hope that the next year may prove to be less adventurous and more “peace” productive […]
Sixty Six Years Old and Still Fighting
Entering their sixty seventh year of independence, the South Asian nuclear neighbors, still seek thrill in cross border fireworks, that not only claim precious military […]
Elections 2013: Old Wine in a New Bottle
Pakistanis voted in the 14th legislative assemblies through May 11th elections. These elections were an interesting mix of something old, new, borrowed and even blue. […]