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Articles are short 800-850-word commentaries that provide a more analytical view of issues currently in the news.
Ilyas Kashmiri: An Analysis of the Pakistani, Indian and American Print Media
Poonam Khatana conducts a survey of opinions projected by different newspapers

David Headley’s Disclosures-I: How Do they Help India’s Case?
Radha Vinod Raju on the credibility of Headley’s disclosures in pinning down the ISI

Samjhauta Express Blast Vs Mumbai Terror Attacks
Radhavinod Raju responds to Pakistani allegations of India’s reluctance to unearth the culpability of Hindu right wing groups in the Samjhauta Express blast

An Attack on Sufism
Radha Vinod Raju discusses the threat posed by Wahabism to Sufism

AfPak: Beginning of an End?
Firdaus Ahmed analyzes whether the Taliban is losing ground against the ISAF forces in Pakistan

Fighting the Taliban in Pakistan
Chiranjib Haldar emphasizes the need for a multidimensional approach to win the battle against the Taliban

Seminars
India and the World
19 March 2007

News
Blast at Double Road injures four in Quetta
Dawn, 8 February 2012
QUETTA: A powerful bomb blast on Wednesday near a car garage at Double Road in Quetta injured four peaople, ...


15 militants killed in Upper Orakzai
The News, 7 February 2012
ORAKZAI: Security forces pounded militant hideouts with jet fighters, killing at least 15 and injuring eight militants in different areas ...


Seven FC soldiers killed in Kurram attack
The News, 4 February 2012
SADDA/PARACHINAR: Seven paramilitary Frontier Corps (FC) soldiers were killed and three others were injured in an attack on ...


Four killed in Peshawar car-bomb explosion
Dawn, 3 February 2012
PESHAWAR: At least four people were killed and several injured as a large explosion hit Peshawar on Friday, DawnNews ...


Jet strike kills 20 Taliban in Orakzai Agency Jet strike kills 20 Taliban in Orakzai Agency
The News, 1 February 2012
PESHAWAR: Pakistani warplanes pounded militants’ hideouts in the northwestern tribal area before dawn on Wednesday, killing at least 20 ...


  Suicide Terrorism / Pakistan
Issue Briefs, Special Reports, Research Papers
Naxalites' Urban Push: Will They Succeed?
R Venkata Ramani
Issue Brief 138

Drones of War: American Strategies across the Durand Line
D. Suba Chandran & Kate Swanson
Issue Brief 111

Violence against Women in Swat: Why blame only Taliban?
D Suba Chandran
Issue Brief 97

Swat: A Chronology since 2006
Urvashi J Kumar
Special Report 68

Pakistan: Politics, Religion & Extremism
Arshi Saleem Hashmi
Research Paper 21

books
Armed Conflicts and Peace Processes in South Asia
D.Suba Chandran, ed.
New Delhi: Samskriti, 2006
 
 

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