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Articles by Danial Nisar
Pakistan Oilfields & the Declining Energy Resources
Ayesha Khan is a student at the University of Karachi. She's a critical thinker and has an interest in writing. The discovery of oil in today’s Pakistan region dates back to the year 1885, when thirteen wells were dug in the Khattan region of Balochistan. However, the first commercial success came with the drilling of the Khaur-1 well by the Attock Oil Company in 1915.
Roundtable Discussion on the Indian Elections by IRS
On 8th May, participants of a roundtable discussion on the 2024 Indian elections at the Institute of Regional Studies (IRS) were of the view that a third term for Prime Minister Modi will have serious implications for religious minorities in India. President IRS Ambassador Jauhar Saleem referred to some recent incendiary statements of leaders of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to highlight the anti-Muslim stance of the party.
Prospects of Revival of SAARC: Role of Pakistan
He is a Research Analyst at the Institute of Regional Studies. He is running the Regional Conflict and Human Security Program at the institute. Mr. Sardar has also authored a book on Conflict Transformation between India and Pakistan: A New Approach. Mr. Sardar has taught Area Study courses at the National University of Modern Languages. He also teaches Research Methodology at the Foreign Service Academy, and Information Service Academy, Islamabad.
Top 10 Contributors to Global CO2 Emissions
She is pursuing her bachelors in Development Studies at Bahria University. She has a keen interest in fostering positive change and contributing to the betterment of society. With temperatures and natural disasters increasing each year, climate change has become a force to be reckoned with. Global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are a key contributor to global warming and the tragic state of the Earth.
Pakistan's Role under the SCO Umbrella
She is an undergraduate student pursuing a Bachelors in International Relations at Bahria University. During the 1960s, Russian and Chinese democracy plummeted considerably. However, in the 1980s, both states recovered and moved towards a humble normalization. On the other hand, heads of state from Central Asian Republics (CARs) such as Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan had to deal with security concerns because of undecided borders between them and Russia and China.
Pakistan's BRICS Membership and Geoeconomic Realities
The 15th BRICS summit convened in Johannesburg, South Africa, on August 23, 2023, attracting widespread attention as global partnerships and alliances continue to shape geopolitical dynamics. Originating from the vision of economist John O’Neill at Goldman Sachs in 2001, BRICS initially comprised Brazil, Russia, India, and China, later expanding with South Africa’s inclusion in 2010, leading to its rechristening.
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