Who We Are
A new voice in regional analysis
The International Relations, Peace, and Climate Review is an independent, Islamabad-based think tank. We bring together researchers trained at the National Defence University, Quaid-i-Azam University, the University of Bologna and beyond, working at the intersection of international relations, climate security and strategic affairs.
Mohsin Ali
Executive Director & Founder
Andleeb Jhatial, PhD
Director Research & Chief Editor
Musawar Ali, PhD
Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
Kanwal Munir
Co-Founder, Editor & Senior Researcher
Research Areas
Our thematic focus
Regional Security
Deterrence, escalation dynamics and civilian protection across South and Central Asia.
International Relations
Great-power competition, alliances and the changing multilateral order.
Peacebuilding
Post-conflict recovery, mediation frameworks and community reconciliation.
Climate Security
Water stress, migration and the security consequences of a warming region.
Strategic Affairs
Defence policy, emerging technology and strategic stability.
Foreign Policy
Pakistan's regional posture and comparative foreign-policy analysis.
Governance
Institutional resilience, legislative oversight and the rule of law.
Sustainable Development
Development pathways aligned with climate resilience and equity.
Publications
Reports and briefs
Our first research reports, policy briefs and strategic assessments are in preparation.
Research inquiries: research@irpcr.org
RADIANT Journal
Regional Affairs, Diplomacy and International Trends
RADIANT is our peer-reviewed open-access journal, focused on rigorous scholarship on diplomacy, peace and the international order. The journal is currently under development and will launch in the near future.
ISSN | Peer Reviewed | Open Access
"A regional platform for rigorous scholarship on diplomacy, peace and the international order."
Editorial Board, RADIANT Journal
Events
Convenings and dialogues
Conferences, roundtables and seminars will be announced here as our programmes launch.
Event inquiries: events@irpcr.org
IRPCR Briefings
A monthly briefing on the region's most important stories.
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