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A New Dawn in Pakistan
Shujaat Bukhari on what lies ahead of Pakistan vis-a-vis the victory of the PML-N

Indo-Pak: Animosity Prison-ified
Shujaat Bukhari highlights the damage in relations between India and Pakistan vis-a-vis the attack on Sarabjit Singh

Afghanistan: When India and China Touch Base
J Jegan Nathan discusses the criticality of a sustainable bilateral strategy towards Afghanistan

India, Pakistan and the Nuclear Race: An Assessment
Michael Krepon responds to the Indian and Pakistani critique on his commentary

India, Pakistan and the Nuclear Race: The Two Pots Down the Nuclear Stream
Rabia Akhtar on Pakistan's perspective in the IPCS debate with Vijay Shankar, PR Chari, and D Suba Chandran on Michael Krepon's commentary

P-3C vs. P-8I: India, Pakistan and the Naval Balance
Vijay Sakhuja compares the relative strategic value of the recent acquisitions for the countries’ navies

SEMINARS/CONFERENCES/DISCUSSIONS
Af-Pak: The Road Ahead
24 December 2009

News
Army not to oppose talks with India: Nawaz
The News, 15 May 2013
ISLAMABAD: The PML-N chief, Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif, has said the Pakistan Army will never oppose talks with India. Talking to the foreign media, Nawaz said his government would focus on the revival of the national economy. He said the revival of...

Manmohan congratulates Nawaz, invites him to India
Hindu, 13 May 2013
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has congratulated Nawaz Sharif, whose party won the most seats in the recent Parliamentary elections in Pakistan. His strategic policy managers heaved a sigh of relief over  the relatively decisive mandate because...

India can’t provide security to Pak Zaireen
The News, 11 May 2013
ISLAMABAD: Bilateral relations between Pakistan and India took a turn for the worse on Friday when New Delhi clearly told Islamabad that it would not be able to provide security to Pakistani nationals  who wanted to visit India. These citizens...

Pakistan foreign ministry issues travel advisory for India
Dawn, 7 May 2013
ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Ministry of Pakistan on Tuesday issued a travel advisory for all citizens travelling to India, DawnNews reported.A spokesman for the Foreign Ministry said all Pakistanis travelling to India should be careful as Indian media reports...

India thanks Pakistan for help in Sarabjit case
The News, 3 May 2013
ISLAMABAD: India on Thursday thanked Pakistan for the facilitation it had provided in the Sarabjit Singh case, at a time when Punjab Chief Minister Najam Sethi has ordered a judicial inquiry to fix responsibility for the murder of the Indian death row...

Issue Briefs, Special Reports, Research Papers
“General Musharraf’s four point formula can provide an effective roadmap in Kashmir”: An Interview with Prof Abdul Ghani Bhat
Nadir Ali
Special Report 99
Pakistan’s Stability: The Global Stakes
PR Chari
Issue Brief 159
Is Pakistan Re-positioning itself in Kashmir?: Islamabad’s Five Likely Strategies
D Suba Chandran
Issue Brief 156
Building Regional Stability in South Asia
Report of Track II Dialogue held on 8-9 February 2010
Conference Report 27
Conflict Resolution and Peace Building: An Indo-Pak Track II Dialogue
Conference Report 24
Harnessing the Indus Waters: Perspectives from India
D Suba Chandran
Issue Brief 129
India-Pakistan Joint Investigation: A Zero Sum Game?
Mallika Joseph
Issue Brief 127
Harnessing the Indus Waters: Perspectives from Pakistan
Nausheen Wasi
Issue Brief 128
Indo-Pak Joint Anti-Terror Mechanims: Perspectives from Pakistan
Shabana Fayaz
Issue Brief 126
Resolving Siachen: Perspectives from India
Brig (Retd) Gurmeet Kanwal
Issue Brief 125
books
India's Foreign Policy: Old Problems, New Challenges
D. Suba Chandran And Jabin T. Jacob (Eds.)
New Delhi: Macmillan, 2011
Book reviews
Air Marshal Vinod Patney(Retd) reviews
Revisiting 1965
EVENTS
Indo-Pak Dispute: Will it Last for Hundred Years?
12 October 2012 , 1100-1300 hours
Book Discussion: Looking Back into History
11 June 2012 , 1000 - 1300 hours
 
 

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