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Jun

By Hassan Saleem Awan Geopolitics, India, Kashmir, Pakistan No Comments

Rawalpindi, Aabpara & Bani Gala – The PPP Factor

It would be important to remember here that the party leadership has had personal relations with Joe Biden since he was a Senator Joe Biden who was allegedly responsible, at that time, for overseeing the ongoing drone program in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Jun

By Hassan Saleem Awan Geopolitics, India, Kashmir, Pakistan No Comments

Rawalpindi, Aabpara & Bani Gala – The New Delhi Factor

Let’s recall our memories of a speech of a senior Pak Army official that he delivered as the chief guest at a military educational institution in Rawalpindi on India’s Republic Day in 2014, asserting that India poses no greater threat to Pakistan but extremism/terrorism does.

Jun

By Hassan Saleem Awan Geopolitics, India, Kashmir, Pakistan No Comments

Rawalpindi, Aabpara & Bani Gala – The Washington Factor

The reasons of split between Rawalpindi and Banigala, leading to Imran Khan’s ouster from power remain a mystery to many while it is an established fact that Rawalpindi and Aabpara, jointly, paved Imran Khan’s way to the power in the first place. Before explaining the genesis of the split, it is imperative to note that Rawalpindi and Aabpara are two different entities with usual professional rivalry that, occasionally, reaches to conformation.

Feb

By Syed Nayyar Uddin Ahmad India No Comments

Influencing International Diplomacy: Changing India’s Diplomatic Discourse

Despite encountering a written death threat, purportedly from the Indian intelligence agency, Research & Analysis Wing (RAW), I ensured that the Indian government omitted the name “Pakistan” as an alleged exporter of terrorism, along with excluding mentions of the “Mumbai and Pathankot attacks” from crucial joint statements.

Jan

By Salman Lali India No Comments

India’s Journey: Traversing from Crisis to Controversy

In the early ’90s, India found itself on the brink of bankruptcy, grappling with one crisis after another. The nation was reeling from a series of traumas, notably the recent assassination of Rajiv Gandhi, marking the second Prime Minister to be murdered in a short period. The economic landscape was precarious, with the longstanding Nehruvian socialist policies proving ineffective. The collapse of the Berlin Wall and the dissolution of the Soviet Union shattered the euphoria and socialist romanticism of the left that had influenced India for decades.