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  • INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

    Iran – US & Israel War: Oil Price Hike and Pakistan’s Response

    By Savaiz • March 12, 2026

    This policy comment examines the economic fallout of the Iran–US and Israel conflict for Pakistan, with a focused lens on rising petroleum prices and their downstream impact on the national economy. It critically assesses the government’s petroleum price adjustment, evaluates its adequacy against global oil market dynamics, and explores alternative policy approaches that could have better cushioned the economic burden. The comment concludes with strategic long-term recommendations to strengthen Pakistan’s…

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  • INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

    War on the Western Front

    By Savaiz • March 6, 2026

    This analysis by Brig (r) Said Nazir, senior associate, IPS, examines the evolving Iran vs US-Israel war and the strategic implications of a widening regional war. This policy insight explores Iran’s shift toward a long war of attrition, the position of Gulf states, and the geopolitical calculations shaping the Middle East security landscape. It also evaluates the role of major powers like China and Russia amid the changing global order.…

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  • PAKISTAN AFFAIRS

    Pakistan Economic Insights (January 2026)

    By Savaiz • March 6, 2026

    Pakistan’s economic recovery is gaining momentum faster than anticipated, with large-scale manufacturing rebounding from contraction to 4.8% growth and agriculture expected to contribute positively. Fiscal consolidation of Rs. 2 trillion was achieved primarily through Rs. 1.6 trillion interest payment savings following rate reductions. However, external pressures are mounting as imports surge while exports contract sharply, widening the trade deficit. Remittances remain the only saving grace. Paradoxically, despite massive social protection…

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    May 19, 2026

    Pakistan Economic Insights (October-November 2025)

    January 4, 2026
  • FAITH AND SOCIETY

    Understanding the rise and fall of civilizations requires critical engagement with changing realities: IPS discussion

    By Savaiz • February 12, 2026

    The rise of Western civilization, as opposed to the rest, signifies the emergence of a qualitatively new type of civilization marked by distinct cultural, scientific, and political transformations. Contemporary debates on modernity must move beyond economic metrics and address deeper moral and civilizational questions, including balance, values, and intellectual responsibility. These reflections emerged during a discussion session titled “The Rise and Fall of Civilization: Contemporary Context” at the Institute of…

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    National purpose, public trust, and strategic clarity key to a resilient Pakistan, say experts

    May 13, 2026

    Modern challenges facing Muslim societies require paradigm shift in thinking: IPS discussion

    May 6, 2026

    Eroding compliance with humanitarian law highlights need for stronger role of religious communities, say experts

    April 28, 2026
  • CAPACITY BUILDING

    Team Capacity Building Session on Infographics for Research Visualization

    By Savaiz • February 10, 2026

    The Institute of Policy Studies organized an in-house training session on “Infographics for Research Visualization” aimed at strengthening the capacity of its research and outreach team to communicate policy data more effectively and creatively. The session was conducted by IPS Senior Associate Yasir Riaz on February 10, 2026, who provided practical insights into transforming complex research findings into clear, engaging, and audience-friendly visual formats. The training focused on the growing…

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    January 16, 2026
  • IPS PRESS

    The Middle East Crisis: A Global Flashpoint

    By Savaiz • February 9, 2026

    This incisive book offers a comprehensive exploration of the Palestine-Israel conflict, tracing its origins to the establishment of Israel in 1948 and the resulting displacement of more than 700,000 Palestinians. Through a rigorous historical lens, the work examines the evolution of the Arab-Israel conflict, with particular focus on the rise of Fatah and Hamas and their enduring campaign for the Palestinian “right of return” from 1948 to 2022.

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  • BOOKS

    The Middle East Crisis: A Global Flashpoint

    By Savaiz • February 9, 2026

    Author: Brigadier (retd) Muhammad Khurshid KhanLanguage: EnglishPublication date: January 06, 2026ISBN-10: ‎ 9694488656ISBN-13: ‎ 978-9694488653Price: PKR 1500 | USD18 (Export)Publisher: IPS PressRead Sample | Buy on Amazon [popup_anything id=”131112″] About the Book This incisive book offers a comprehensive exploration of the Palestine-Israel conflict, tracing its origins to the establishment of Israel in 1948 and the resulting displacement of more than 700,000 Palestinians. Through a rigorous historical lens, the work examines the evolution of the Arab-Israel…

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  • CAPACITY BUILDING

    Training Session on Stakeholder Mapping for Volunteer Digital Advocates

    By Savaiz • February 9, 2026

    Narratives do not exist in isolation. They gain meaning through stakeholders who influence decisions, shape opinions, drive change, and support a cause. Identifying and engaging key stakeholders ensures that advocacy moves beyond words into real-world impact. Strategic understanding of stakeholders transforms communication into purposeful and effective advocacy. These core principles were discussed during an interactive lecture on Stakeholder Mapping organized for the participants of the IPS Digital Advocacy Volunteership Program…

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    Global Rupture to Multipolarity: What are the Options for Pakistan? 

    By Savaiz • February 9, 2026

    The decades-long established world order is weakening, but what comes next, and where does Pakistan fit in? As the United States openly declares the end of the old liberal order, a more ruthless power politics is taking shape across regions. Dr. Khurram Iqbal, Associate Professor, Quaid-E-Azam University, explores the rise of offensive realism, the quiet collapse of liberal norms, and why Asia-Pacific, not South Asia or the Middle East, has…

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    Is China Reshaping US–EU Relations? What It Means for Pakistan? | Ambassador Naghmana Hashmi

    January 14, 2026
  • GALLERY

    Sustained diplomacy key to counter India’s attempts to normalize Kashmir status quo: Seminar

    By Savaiz • February 3, 2026

    Sustained diplomacy and informed advocacy are essential to counter India’s attempts of normalizing the status quo in occupied Kashmir, which remains a test case for the international legal system, particularly the fundamental principle of the right to self-determination. This position rests on internationally recognized legal foundations, including geographical proximity, demographic composition, and the historical and cultural ties of Kashmir with Pakistan. This was discussed during an interactive session at the…

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    National purpose, public trust, and strategic clarity key to a resilient Pakistan, say experts

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