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Month: January 2020
Islamic Peacekeeping Force – The future of Islamic Military Alliance (IMA)
Published in Journal of Pak Army Green Book 2018 Abstract The standard peacekeeping model of intrusive international diplomacy emerged after the creation of the UN in the post-World War II era. A typical peacekeeping force is composed of soldiers and policemen belonging to a group of nations willing to contribute troops and funds for a […]
Future War: What needs to be done
Published in Journal, Pak Army Green Book 2019 Prof. Dr. Tughral Yamin Abstract In February 2019, Pakistan and India fought a short war that included aerial intrusions across not only the Line of Control (LoC) but also the international border. The Indians claim that they had sent their fighter jets as a ‘counter terrorism’ strike […]
The Resolution of Pakistan India Conflict through a Plebiscite in Kashmir
International Asia Pacific Symposium organized by Istanbul Gelisim University 23-24 October 2019 Abstract Pakistan and India have been locked in conflict, ever since they became independent states at the end of the British colonial rule in 1947. They have gone to war and have experienced regular bouts of high tension verging on the outbreak of […]
Pak-US Relationship in the Light of Expected US Exit from Afghanistan
Annual International Conference Beyond Europe: Toward a New Global Order Organized by The Faculty of Political Science and Journalism Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland 5-6 December 2019 Abstract Pak-US relationship has a convoluted past and an extremely uncertain future. Depending which lens of international relations one uses to view this association, one arrives at […]
Pak-US Relationship in the Light of Expected US Exit from Afghanistan
Annual International Conference Beyond Europe: Toward a New Global Order Organized by The Faculty of Political Science and Journalism Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland 5-6 December 2019 Abstract Pak-US relationship has a convoluted past and an extremely uncertain future. Depending which lens of international relations one uses to view this association, one arrives at […]
Crisis Management in South Asia
In a crisis prone region, crisis management and crisis stabilization is serious business. Pakistan has employed various means to handle and defuse crises. It has engaged directly with India to sort out prickly matters. This has resulted in Karachi Agreement 1948, Simla Agreement 1966 and Lahore Agreement 1998. It has inter alia sought friends, allies […]
Options for Pakistan after Qassem Solemani
When I first read Lt Gen Shahid Aziz’s book Yeh Khamoshi Kahan Tak? (How long this silence?) in 2013, I was a little sceptical about his assertion that he did not know about a US amphibious landing on the Balochistan coastline as a prelude the invasion of Afghanistan, when he was the Chief of the […]