Attiq Ur Rehman

Dr Attiq-ur-Rehman is Assistant Professor in the Department of International Relations, NUML. He is a prolific writer and regularly writes for different research journals and magazines. He constantly shares his intellectual insight on various national and international forums.

75 Years of Pakistan-US Cooperation

The completion of seventy-five years of bilateral cooperation between Washington and Islamabad gave rise to a brief round of celebration between the US and Pakistan. Leaders of both states formally conveyed to the international community their determination for exploring new dimensions of bilateral cooperation while celebrating the long history of their cooperative interaction. Diplomatic officials…

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A Thousand Miles Apart

The war of 1971 is an unforgettable event in Pakistan’s history because the outcome of this war was not in favour of Pakistan and placed the government of Pakistan under heavy pressure of regional and global politics. It was an exceptional point in Pakistan’s political history where the nation faced a big loss, and the…

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Saffron Republic

The arrival of Narendra Modi in Indian politics as the 14th prime minister of India inaugurated a new debate in international academic circles. It dragged the attention of global intellectual communities toward Indian domestic politics, where an overwhelming wave of violence has jeopardized the status of non-Hindu communities in India. All across Indian society, the…

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Thirty Years of Pakistan-Tajikistan Cooperative Bilateralism

Pakistan and Tajikistan have always enjoyed the benefits of their cooperative ties in multiple domains, and the governments of both states have developed various formats of collaboration in social, economic, and political dimensions. The geographical proximity between Pakistan and Tajikistan generally has let the two leaders consider each other as close neighbors. A short strip…

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India’s Evolving Deterrent Force Posturing in South Asia

The arms race between India and Pakistan has always remained a gravitational point of South Asian regional politics. The decades-long multileveled hostility between New Delhi and Islamabad have always attracted the attention of the international community towards the strategic competition of South Asian nuclear powers, India and Pakistan. The two governments have developed uncompromising positions…

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Thirty Years of Pakistan-Azerbaijan Cooperative Relations

The completion of thirty years of diplomatic and cooperative ties between Baku and Islamabad has marked a new chapter in the Pakistan-Azerbaijan bilateral foreign relations. The leaders of both states are actively engaged in arranging different social and political activities to recall the history of their cooperative engagements in different fields. The two diplomatic communities…

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India’s Naval Diplomacy: Contours and Constraints

The Indian quest for maintaining its regional hegemonic status in the nuclearized subcontinent led New Delhi to acquire advanced weapon systems against its territorially adjoining nations. The Indian decision-makers have recognized the role of strong Armed Forces as an essential element of New Delhi’s strategic thinking, which is persistently focusing on expanding Indian borders in…

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