On 27th of June 2019, East-West Center in Washington arranged a seminar on "U.S.-Pakistan Relations: Challenges to and Prospects of the Pivot from AFPAK to Indo-Pacific. Mr Riaz Khokhar (Research Assistant CISS and Asia Studies Visiting Fellow at East-West Center in Washington) presented the findings of his research project. The event was moderated by Satu P.
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“This is good news but the danger is still loomingâ€, Ali Sarwar Naqvi, a former ambassador told Anadolu Agency and added, “This is just a temporary relief allowing us to rally more and more support to permanently get rid of this threat.†He observed that Pakistan was still required to meet some key FATF conditions
Riaz Khokhar participated in a workshop on escalation dynamics and consequence management in the subcontinent involving table top exercises at the Stimson Center on June 21, 2019. The first exercise considered probabilities and routes of escalation to conventional and nuclear war. The second exercise was a resource allocation game that Stimson South Asia recently developed.
Ms. Saima Aman Sial, Senior Research Officer CISS, participated in SIPRI's "Transregional Workshop: Mapping the Impact of Machine Learning and Autonomy on Strategic Stability and Nuclear Risk" on 8-9 May at the Carnegie Corporation of New York.
Ambassador Ali Sarwar Naqvi, Executive Director meeting with Pakistan section headed by Professor Sotkinov, at the Russian Academy of Sciences,…
Syed Sadam Hussain Shah, Research Assistant CISS, presented his paper "Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear Weapons," at Shanghai University in China.
- India’s Anti- satellite weapons Test. - Emerging threats post India’s ASAT. - Upcoming Indian Elections and post-Pulwama Environment Affects on Security environment of South Asia. Host: Reema Shaukat Guest: Sarmad Zia (Research Fellow "CISS") HAQ - EP46 - 05 April 2019 Pakistan's First Internet Channel https://youtu.be/utrVLQIEwhA
CISS’ Senior Research Fellow, Ms. Huma Rehman contributed a chapter “China-Pakistan Economic Corridor in a Realist Framework: Regional and International Implications,†for Pentagon’s Yearbook 2019.
CISS Team led by Dr. Naeem Salik CISS Senior Research Fellow, participated in a round-table on Review of Strategic Stability in South Asia: A Discussion with Pakistani Scholars at the South Asia Center of Atlantic Council in Washington D.C, chaired by Dr. Bharath Gopalswamy, Director South Asia Program at Atlantic Council. Senior Research Officer Ms.
Ms. Saima Aman Sial, Senior Research Officer, CISS, participated as a panelist at Carnegie Nuclear Policy Conference, Washington D.C. on “Nuclear Crises in South Asiaâ€. The discussion was moderated by Scott Sagan, other participants included Vipin Narang and Aparna Pande. You can watch the full event below!
