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Articles by Omair Farooq Khan
Shooting for a Century: The India-Pakistan Conundrum by Stephen P. Cohen (Book Review)
Haider Ali Khan is doing his MPhil in International Relations at National Defence University. Introduction Ever since their independence, Pakistan and India have been entwined in a perpetual state of conflict over a plethora of issues, most of which have never been settled. Shooting for a Century: The India-Pakistan Conundrum by Stephen P.
The Unjust Criminal Justice System of Pakistan
Ms Alishba Siddiqui is studying English Literature and Linguistics at Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. She has a keen interest in current affairs. The Noor Muqaddam Case On 20th July 2021, horrifying news of the brutal murder of a 27-year-old woman spread across Islamabad. As the facts unfolded, it became known that the murderer was Zahir Jaffer, a friend of the victim and the son of a wealthy businessman.
Hate Speech vs Free Speech Explained
Kanz-ul-eman is pursuing her MPhil in International Relations from Lahore College for Women University. She is a content writer as well with 3 years of experience. Abstract This research aims to determine and comprehend the differences between free speech vs hate speech, the variables that distinguish them, and the limit of free speech in today’s democratic and globalized society.
The Military and Domestic Politics: A Concordance Theory of Civil-Military Relations
Omair Farooq Khan has a master's degree in International Relations from Hungary. He is working as a freelance researcher and writes analytical and research articles for online sources. His areas of research include environmental peacebuilding, natural resource governance in post-conflict societies, climate change and migration, and the theories of international relations. Rebecca Schiff is a well-known political scientist who received her doctorate from the University of Chicago.
Climate change: India and Pakistan's biggest threat?
United Nations has reiterated that the faced by the human race in modern history is that of ‘climate change. Extreme dry seasons, unusual Monsoon rainfall and glacial retreat are some of the common environmental challenges the world is facing. What’s more disturbing is that these challenges and climatic changes are more obvious, consistent, and intense in South Asia.
India And Pakistan Facing Biggest Threat Of 21st Century: Climate Change - OpEd
The United Nations has reiterated that the biggest threat faced by the human race in the modern history is that of ‘climate change’ (United Nations, 2021). Extreme dry seasons, unusual Monsoon rainfall and glacial retreat are some of the common environmental challenges the world is facing. What’s more disturbing is that these challenges and climatic changes are more obvious, consistent, and intense in South Asia.
Political and Economic Growth of Pakistan Vis-à-vis Bangladesh
Why Comparative Politics? Due to globalization, it has become increasingly important to understand the economic and political growth of states, particularly of states like Pakistan, through methods of comparative political studies. The methods involve the study of the historical context of states, the differences or similarities in their political regime types, or their political cultures.
The Current Situation of the Economy of Pakistan
The Economy Faces Contractions The unprecedented threat posed by Covid-19 has made states move towards lockdowns which have added to the existing economic challenges, especially for undeveloped and developing states. The current situation of the economy of Pakistan has been massively impacted due to the coronavirus.
Are CPEC and East India Company Different?
Questioning China’s Intentions A common concern often raised by Pakistanis about the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is that it is just another East India Company (EIC), and an attempt by China to colonize Pakistan. Supporters of this argument cite threats of the debt trap, surveillance, security grid, and Chinese domination of local markets convince others of China’s intentions; however, much to their dismay, they have been proven wrong time and again.
How Climate Change in Pakistan Affects Migration
Introduction Migration or the movement of people is not a new phenomenon, rather it has been a way of life for human beings to adjust themselves to a particular environmental condition; when these conditions get altered they move. During the last three decades, the phenomenon of migration has been accelerated and climate change is one of the main reasons. Although it took time to link the two but migration owing to climate change is not a new phenomenon, particularly in states like Pakistan.
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