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24/08/2026

In the 96th episode of InFocus With Ejaz Haider, Ejaz Haider held a conversation with on how the Trump administration is unraveling U.S. foreign policy.

Guest: Dr. Daniel MarkeyDr. Daniel Markey is a senior fellow with...

24/08/2026

Earlier this year, CSSPR, Asia-Pacific Leadership Network ,Nuclear Threat Initiative, and Strategic Foresight for Asia, co-hosted the 2026 Asia-Pacific Leadership Network ‐–Pakistan Nuclear Fail-Safe Dialogue, bringing together scholars and practitioners from the U.S. and Pakistan to discuss how effective fail-safe reviews are as a nuclear risk reduction measure.

The 2026 U.S.-Pakistan Nuclear Fail-Safe Dialogue brought together senior Pakistani and American experts and officials to examine the evolving risks to nuclear stability and…

19/08/2026

The latest Pakistan Risk, Incident, and Security Monitor (PRISM) SITREP presents an overview of the terrorism landscape in Pakistan from July 16 until July 31, 2026.

Author: Moazam Baloch
Editor: Mubashar Rizvi

13/08/2026

Meet our Gaming for Peace 3.0 Fellows. Over this month, these Fellows will engage with experts, learn the dynamics of role-playing through tabletop exercises, and participate in an in-person simulation exercise in Lahore.

05/08/2026

Join the CSSPR-BASIC | The British American Security Information Council webinar on August 20, 1:00 PM PKT. Dr. Rabia Akhtar , Dr. Nicholas Wheeler , and Ching Wei Sooi will discuss BASIC's latest report " Addressing Future Nuclear Crisis Scenarios through a Responsibility-Based Approach."

Register here: buff.ly/xZDyFa5

03/08/2026

In his new CSSPR report, Muneeb Muhammad details and assesses Tehran’s use of ballistic missiles and drones in the first phase of the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war against Iran.

Muneeb Muhammad, Research Associate, Center for Security, Strategy and Policy Research (CSSPR), authors a report assessing Iran’s employment of ballistic missiles and drones during…

25/07/2026

The Center for Security, Strategy and Policy Research (CSSPR) organized the first iteration of "A Brave New World," a 5-day course for A Level and FA/FSc students.

The course engaged students in discussions centered on the basics of international relations, security, statecraft, and emerging technologies. The growing threat of climate change and the scourge of information manipulation were also analyzed, especially with respect to their implications for regional and global security.

The sessions featured activities designed to stimulate critical thinking and engender questions.

Led by Rabia Akhtar ,the CSSPR team featuring Syed Ali Zia Jaffery , Abdul Waris Hameed , Azka Tahir , Abeer Falak, and Noor Fatima executed various aspects of the course.

24/07/2026

PRISM's latest SITREP, authored by Tameema Ihsan and edited by Mubashar Rizvi, recaps terror-related incidents across Pakistan from June 16 until June 30, 2026.

22/07/2026

Does coercion only succeed if threats are credible? Or do coercers need to give credible assurances, too? Syed Ali Zia Jaffery hosted Dr. Reid Pauly to discuss this ,which is the topic of his book, "The Art of Coercion."

Guest: Dr. Reid PaulyReid Pauly is Assistant Professor of Politi...

22/07/2026

Our latest brief explores the rise and evolution of Jamaat-ul-Ahrar. Azka Tahir examines the group’s origins, development, and what its trajectory means for Pakistan’s security.

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Azka Tahir, Research Assistant, Center for Security, Strategy and Policy Research (CSSPR), authors a brief on the origins and evolution of Jamaat-ul-Ahrar. Read it…