Criterion Quarterly

Vol 08-1 (Jan/Mar 2013)

Tahirul Qadri and the Islamabad Long March Declaration

Tahirul Qadri’s Islamabad Long March in 2013 marked a pivotal moment in Pakistan’s political activism, demanding key reforms in governance. This article examines the motivations behind the Long March, the outcomes of the declaration, and its lasting impact on Pakistan’s political landscape. It provides a critical look at how Qadri’s actions pushed for change in the country’s leadership structure.

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India-Pakistan Trade: Recent Developments, Future Prospects and Risks

India-Pakistan trade relations have seen significant shifts in recent years, with new developments offering both opportunities and challenges. This article examines the current state of trade, future prospects for economic cooperation, and the risks that continue to hinder progress. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for fostering stability and growth between the two nations.

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Islam, Extremism and Pakistan

Extremism has significantly impacted Pakistan’s political landscape, with Islamic ideologies often being misused to fuel radical movements. This article examines the complex relationship between Islam and extremism in Pakistan, exploring the historical roots of these issues and the counter extremism strategies needed to foster political stability and social progress.

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IP AND TAPI Pipelines: Life Lines for our Economy

The IP and TAPI pipelines are crucial to Pakistan’s energy security and economic growth. By fostering regional cooperation and addressing the country’s energy deficit, these projects have the potential to transform the economy. This article explores the economic impact of these pipelines and the geopolitical challenges they face in securing long-term success.

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