Dr Tughral Yamin, Associate Dean CIPS National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) contributed in the November Issue of Melange Magazine which was focused on the Global Peace.He shed light on Pakistan’s Role in the UN Peacekeeping Missions and UN-Secretary General and Heads of States appreciations for the Pakistani Peacekeepers. #UN#peacekeeping#pakistan#secretary#general#antonioguterres#foreignpolicy#internationalaffairs#alliances#cips#nust#pakistanarmy#armedforces#peacemakers#peaceonearth#worldpolitics#kashmir#defence#peace#globalgovernance#un75 https://www.linkedin.com/posts/owaissidiq_un-peacekeeping-pakistan-activity-6731472672456273920-T-Bf
Author: Tughral Yamin
What Is India upto in Ladakh and Sikkim?
Ever since the spring thaw this year, there have been have been reports of border clashes on the Sino-Indian border – mostly scuffles between Indian and Chinese border guards. Why aren’t the Indians shooting at the Chinese, if they think they have occupied their territory? The only reason is that they don’t want to cross […]
India’s Aggressive Himalayan Policy
It is not only in Kashmir that India has land disputes with its neighbors. It also has long outstanding border disputes with China. It also keeps creating problems for tiny Nepal. With China it fought a brief war In October 1962 and was thoroughly humbled. In October that year Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru committed the […]
Afghanistan Peace or Chaos?
The US Government and the Taliban signed a landmark peace deal on the 29th February this year. There are two main strands of this Agreement. One is a clear cut withdrawal plan of the US forces from Afghanistan. In the first phase, the troop levels were to be reduced to 8600 in 135 days and […]
The International Impact of Corona Pandemic
The outbreak of the Novel Corona virus or COVID19 has shaken the world. Ever since it was first detected in the Chinese city of Wuhan in December 2019, it has spread across Asia, Europe and North America. No major instances have been reported from Africa, Australia and Latin America. After China the country that was […]
The Future of Afghanistan and Pakistan
History has come full circle! On 29 February 2020, nearly 19 years after the events of 9/11 attacks, a peace accord was signed in Doha, Qatar between the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, which the Americans recognize only as the Taliban and the US Government. As per the terms of the deal, the US and their […]
Afghanistan Peace Deal and its Implications for Pakistan
The US and the Taliban Qatar Office are set to ink a peace deal on the 29th of February. The Americans will reduce the troop levels to 8,600. The Taliban will reduce violence. This is only the beginning. Future of the Afghan political dispensation is still vague and hazy. How things pan out in this […]
Pakistan’s Foreign Policy Motivations in Sending Troops Abroad
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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 […]