The study of U.S-China relations increasingly reveal the importance of leadership style and strategic culture in shaping global order. In my view, a comparative reflection on Henry …
Remembering Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Earlier today, at a small reunion hosted by a former QAU student(1970’s batch), five old friends gathered; two retired senior civil servants, one …
We have been witnessing humanity die in front our eyes in Gaza and yet we also persist and survive with our analysis and here I am!! The US–Israel–Iran war has now entered its …
Context: Population Growth: Policy Paradox or Puzzle For decades, Pakistan’s population debate has revolved around family planning. The assumption is simple: expand contraceptive …
Complexity, Collapse and Renewal: Sometimes we seek solace in paintings and arts to figure out why some states can be so ferocious in causing chaos, I have found this depiction by …
“War made the state, and the state made war.” Charles Tilly In reflecting on the formation and evolution of modern European states, Tilly underscored the significance …
Why Revisit Huntington? Samuel P. Huntington (1927-2008), an influential American scholar and strategic thinker, advanced a provocative thesis in his widely discussed article, …
On February 19, 2026, Professor Amitav Acharya gave a wide-ranging interview to Ross Douthat, The New York Times, who asked probing questions on the changing dynamics of world …
A close reading of U.S. South Asia testimony and what it implies for Pakistan's strategic options across diplomacy, connectivity, and defense.
Create a China-Pakistan Research Program (CPRP) that is multidisciplinary, technology savvy and evidence/data driven. Such a program can help solidify knowledge base and …