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QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER | JAN-MAR 2026

Journalists should report conflict, not amplify it

PAKISTAN SECURITY REPORT 2025

Defining the Phenomenon of Radicalization in Pakistan

Radicalization in Pakistan: Sociocultural Realities

Radicalization in Sri Lanka

Post-911 Peace Narrative in Pakistan

Human rights reporting in Pakistani media

Reviewing Afghan and Iraq policies is necessary: Stephan

West looks at radicalization of Pakistani youth from a religious lens: Dr. Riffat

Radicalization and media: Who influences whom and how in Pakistan?

Radicalization is a secular phenomenon, not religious one: Dr. Tariq Rahman

“Radicalization is undermining tolerance, co-existence and pluralism in society”