Making a Counter Terrorism Policy for Pakistan: A Question of Democratic Decision Making

Making a Counter Terrorism Policy for Pakistan: A Question of

Democratic Decision Making

Prof. Ijaz Khan

Department of International Relations

University of Peshawar

The raging debate on a Counter Terrorism Policy in Pakistan seems to be heading towards a consensus, at least among the major parties (with slight variations despite stronger rhetoric); concerted action should follow after negotiation are given a chance. 

My take on PTI Jalsa - the unpublished version

PTI Jalsa: A Game Changer or Game Spoiler?

Prof. Ijaz Khan

University of Peshawar
(Note: An edited version was published in Daily Tribune at https://tribune.com.pk/story/286079/lessons-for-mainstream-parties/ )

By pulling a huge crowd in Lahore, Imran Khan has evoked a lot of interests and generated a heated debate on Media as well as outside it besides strong reactions from mainstream political parties. With room for variations one side is proclaiming it as the commencement of the much needed change, while the other side rubbishes it on one or other pretext.