Border Without Peace: Is Pakistan’s Escalation in Afghanistan the Beginning of a Broader Strategic Crisis? An issue that was once…
Author: Samra Khaksar
Samra Khaksar is a student of Strategic Studies at National Defence University. She is also a researcher at Kashmir Institute of International relations and worked as a research intern at Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI) where her work focuses on security and conflict dynamics. The author is also a Member of HEAL Pakistan, a youth-driven effort for humanity, education empowerment, awareness and leadership.
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