Global Peace Strategy Forum Policy Signal
Timely analysis that decodes significant developments and anticipates their strategic implications for policy, security, and international affairs.
Afghanistan, Militancy, and Pakistan's Security Strategy
Pakistan faces a persistent security threat emanating from Afghanistan, where militant sanctuary, Indian interference, and governance gaps in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa increasingly reinforce one another. GPSF examines what an integrated strategy requires.
Cyber-Enabled Technology Transfer: Strengthening Non-Proliferation While Ensuring Equitable Access to Innovation and Development
Physical hardware is no longer the sole pathway to proliferation. GPSF examines how to secure intangible, cyber-enabled technology transfers while strengthening non-proliferation and upholding equitable access to innovation and development.
Where Could the Islamabad Talks Take the Middle East Ceasefire?
Pakistan has re-emerged as the principal facilitator of direct U.S.-Iran negotiations. The primary question is whether the Islamabad Talks can convert a narrow pause in hostilities into an organized political process that prevents renewed escalation.
Creating a Green Tourism Ecosystem in Pakistan: Policies and Practical Pathways
The real policy question is no longer whether Pakistan has tourism potential. It is whether Pakistan can build a green tourism ecosystem that protects fragile landscapes, improves visitor reliability, creates local income, and keeps destinations investable over time.
Strategic Shift in Political Economy: Power, Protection & the New Global Order
The structure of global geopolitics has undergone a fundamental shift. Power and influence are exercised less through military dominance but more through the management of economic leverage, security guarantees, and institutional authority.