The National Security Policy of Pakistan was formally launched in early January this year. The document elaborates the state’s five-year national security vision and lays down some guidelines and steps to achieve important goals focused on the safety, security, and prosperity of its citizens. Dr Imran Ahmed, Visiting Research Fellow, ISAS, spoke to Associate Professor Iqbal Singh Sevea, Director, ISAS, on some of the themes, ideas and policies presented in the document. The discussion raised important questions concerning the internal and external threats to national security facing Pakistan today and the challenges that lie ahead for the country as it navigates a changing world order, mounting economic pressures and conflicts pulling at social cohesion and unity.
Episode 12: China and the US in South Asia - Conflicting Interests?
Episode 11: The China-India Relationship - A Chinese Perspective
Episode 10: Imran Khan’s Visit to the US
Episode 9: India’s Space Mission
Episode 8: The 2019 Cricket World Cup - Stoking the Debate
Episode 7: Bangladesh and China Get Closer
Episode 6: India and the Osaka Declaration
Episode 5: The Union Budget
Episode 4: Changing The Batting Order in Pakistan
Episode 3: The Model Code of Conduct in India’s Elections
Episode 2: Issues Facing the BJP in the Indian Elections
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