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Terrorist attacks in Pakistan surge in first month of 2019: PIPS report
- Marking 136% increase from month before, 26 attacks happened in January, claiming 30 lives
Islamabad (PR) – After witnessing a gradual decline over the past few months, the number of terrorist attacks in Pakistan once again surged…
Scholars called the need for studying proxy wars, warns against conflating with other conflicts
PR/Islamabad (urdu version below)
5 February 2019
There is a need to study the causes of proxy wars, and what are the potential impact of such wars on the overall conflict. These thoughts in a daylong international seminar on “Strategic…
Deakin researchers will undertake a first-of-its-kind investigation into the role of regional actors…
Deakin University’s project launch seminar, 4 February 2019, Islamabad (urdu version below)
Deakin researchers will undertake a first-of-its-kind investigation into the role of regional actors in Afghanistan and Syria.
Professor…
“Dialogues in the country the way forward to resolve country’s festering issue” – PIPS Dialogue…
Dialogues missing among different segment of the society, including civil and military
Parliament carries sanctity; it can take the reform agenda forward
Religion has been used time and again to impose uniformity, at the cost of…
PIPS to host maiden “Dialogue Pakistan 2019”, with leading experts, parliamentarians, diplomats
PR/23 January 2019 (Urdu version below)
Islamabad
On January 26, 2019, Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS) will be hosting the first-ever national-level “Dialogue Pakistan”, on topics ranging from politics to security to identity, with…
Pakistan can benefit from multipolar world, if domestic challenges addressed
PR/Islamabad
21 January 2019
Even though Pakistan can seek some room for itself in the emerging multipolar world order, challenges persist at domestic front, in the shape of extremist ideologies, unemployed youth, and economic stagnancy.…
“Educational institutes should nurture two-way dialogue to promote social cohesion”
Lahore
PR/17 January 2019
The culture of one-way communication is so dominant that people tend to talk at each other, rather than talking with each other. To bridge gaps among citizenry, culture of two-way dialogues need to be promoted.…
11 attacks claimed 18 lives in Pakistan in December 2018: PIPS monthly security report
Islamabad (PR) – Sustaining a declining trend of the past few months, the number of terrorist attacks in Pakistan further fell from previous month. Compared to 28 in October and 20 in November, as many as 11 terrorist attacks took place in…
Despite a decline in terrorist violence, Pakistani Taliban and Daesh remained potent threats to…
PRESS RELEASE (Urdu Version below)
Pak Institute for Peace Studies
Islamabad/6 January 2019
Despite a decline in terrorist violence, Pakistani Taliban and Daesh remained potent threats to Pakistan’s security – PIPS “Pakistan…
‘Learning to live with differences can help curb sectarianism’
Sectarianim, the most ominous manifestation of extremism in the country, appears not only in the form of violence but also in the groupthinking of people. To root it out, there is a need to promote a culture in which people learn to live…