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Farwa Imtiaz
Farwa Khan is a Peshawar-based researcher with a background in Peace and Conflict studies. Her area of interest includes conflict analysis and geostrategic conflicts of South Asia. She can be reached on [email protected]
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Pentagon Rocked by Sudden Poland Pullout: A Policy Whiplash
Embers of Doubt: Firefighter’s Retirement Reduced to Ashes in High-Risk Investments
19
Nov
Pakistan’s Humanitarian Leadership in Gaza: A Test Case for Global Diplomacy
Humanitarian crises have long served as both a challenge and a test for global...
16
Nov
Forging Stability: The Evolving Pakistan–Saudi Defence Partnership
Defence cooperation among states is shaped by converging security concerns,...
16
Nov
Bihar 2025: A Victory for the BJP, a Defeat for Secular India
The study of contemporary electoral politics in South Asia reveals how...
13
Nov
The Taliban Connection: Unmasking the Foreign Hand Behind the Islamabad Kacheri Attack
In the age of hybrid warfare, state boundaries are no longer defended only by...
12
Nov
Balochistan Beyond Myths: Development, Investment and Resilience
Narratives about regional underdevelopment are often shaped by competing...
11
Nov
Revisiting the Bay of Bengal: Pakistan-Bangladesh Relations Enter a New Era of Strategic Rapprochement
Post conflict reconciliation is often seen as a critical measure of regional...
10
Nov
Land, Geography, and Command: The Logic Behind Pakistan’s CDF Model
Introduction Throughout history, the structure of military command has been...
09
Nov
Pakistan’s Principled Patience Amid the Collapse of Taliban Talks
Sovereignty is a conditional right, contingent upon a state’s capacity and...
07
Nov
Water and Weather Terrorism: Pakistan’s Resilience Amidst Environmental Coercion
Throughout history, states and societies have sought to manipulate the natural...
05
Nov
The Gogo Massacre of 1947: Reconstructing the First Forgotten War Crime in Occupied Kashmir
Occupation, as defined in international law and critical theory alike, is not...
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