پاک فوج میں ارتقاء اور تسلسل: دی کوئٹہ ایکسپیریئنس کا جائزہ
کرنل (ریٹائرڈ) ڈیوڈ او اسمتھ اپنی کتاب ”دی کوئٹہ ایکسپیریئنس: اے اسٹڈی آف ایٹی چیوڈز اینڈ ویلیوز ود ان پاکستانز آرمی“ میں کمانڈ اینڈ اسٹاف […]
Category: Foreign Policy
The Untapped Economic Potential of the Pakistan-Turkey Relationship
Pakistan and Turkey have always had a positive relationship—and one which has steadily improved under the leadership of Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan and Turkey’s […]
Hot Takes: The Opportunity Cost of Sidelining Pakistan from Biden’s Climate Summit
Keen to undo some of the environmental havoc wreaked during the Trump administration, U.S. President Biden has rejoined the Paris Accord and decided to convene […]
The U.S.-China Strategic Rivalry and its Implications for Pakistan
The U.S.-China relationship has grown increasingly tense in recent years. Policymakers on both sides have adopted a more assertive posture, not only in the realm […]
India’s Visa Policy Can Better Reflect “Neighborhood First”
Speaking at an interview with Times Now, a popular Indian news channel, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the enhanced strength and respect of the Indian […]
India Must Move Towards a Feminist Foreign Policy
In a significant diplomatic victory, India was elected to the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) as a non-permanent member on June 18 2020. As it […]
Evolution and Consistency in the Pakistan Army: A Review of the Quetta Experience
Col. (retd.) David O. Smith’s work The Quetta Experience: A Study of Attitudes and Values Within Pakistan’s Army provides a comprehensive look at the evolution […]
What JCPOA Compliance Could Mean for South Asia
President Biden entered office with U.S.-Iran relations at a historic low. Tensions between the United States and Iran grew tremendously following the U.S. withdrawal from […]
Towards Southeast Asia: India’s Balancing Strategy
On December 21, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Vietnamese counterpart Nguyen Xuan Phuc held a virtual meeting to discuss issues encompassing the India-Vietnam […]
Chinese Financing in South Asia: The Story of Sri Lanka
South Asian Voices recently published a series on Chinese financing in the South Asian region discussing the perspectives of three countries: Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan. […]