This article examines the Salisbury nerve agent attack of 2018 and its profound impact on international relations and global security. It delves into the political fallout between Russia and the West, highlighting how the incident reshaped diplomatic policies and global security frameworks in the wake of this dangerous attack.
Criterion Quarterly
Vol 13-1 (Jan/Mar 2018)
Jinnah & Mountbatten – A Fateful Encounter
This article explores the historic encounter between Jinnah and Mountbatten during the crucial days leading to the Partition of India. Their differing perspectives on leadership and negotiation shaped not only their relationship but also the course of history. The article examines how this fateful meeting impacted the future political landscape of the Indian subcontinent and highlights the power of negotiation in times of great upheaval.
ISIS Cubs & Women – From Radicalization to Rehabilitation
This article examines the challenging process of rehabilitating women and children associated with ISIS, focusing on their journey from radicalization to reintegration. It sheds light on the psychological and social challenges faced by these individuals, as well as the effectiveness of rehabilitation programs aimed at reversing the effects of radicalization and helping them rejoin society.
Socratic Discussions on Democracy, Pakistan’s Middle Class and Terrorism
This article engages in Socratic discussions that critically examine the intersections of democracy, Pakistan’s middle class, and terrorism. It explores how the middle class plays a pivotal role in shaping democratic values and responding to the threats of terrorism. By drawing on philosophical principles, the article connects ancient wisdom to modern challenges in governance and security.
Pakistan’s Perpetual Ideological Crisis and the Threat of Genocide against Ahmadis
This article explores Pakistan’s ongoing ideological crisis, focusing on the systemic persecution of the Ahmadi community and the looming threat of genocide. It delves into the political, social, and legal dimensions of this crisis, highlighting the precarious position of Ahmadis in Pakistan and the urgent need for human rights protections.
The Political Perspective of South Asia-Central Asia Connectivity
This article provides a geopolitical analysis of the growing connectivity between South Asia and Central Asia. It explores the economic, political, and strategic factors driving regional collaborations and infrastructure projects. By examining trade routes and alliances, the article sheds light on the future implications of strengthened regional ties for both South Asia and Central Asia.
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