• An Analysis of the UN Effectiveness in Conflict Resolution: A Case Study of Israel- Palestine Conflict 

  Muhammad Noman Khan, 01-257231-014 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  The Israel-Palestine conflict has persisted for nearly seven decades, causing significant human and economic destruction. Despite its mandate, the United Nations has been ineffective in mediating an acceptable resolution ...
• Comparative Analysis of India and China’s Maritime Security Policies in the Indian Ocean: Implications for Regional Security 

  Albash Riaz, 01-257231-002 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  The research examines the strategic location of the Indian Ocean (IO) which is very significant for both China and India. Alred Thayer Mahan 'Sea Power’ Theory critically explain the importance of naval modernization and ...
• Politics of Economic Integration: Impact Analysis of Indo-Pak Conflicts in South Asia 

  Syeda Aliza Naqvi, 01-257231-012 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  This study examines the correlation between the politics of economic integration and the pursuit of sustainable Indian gastronomy in South Asia. It analyzes historical hostilities political rivalry and the ways in which ...
• Unravelling the Impact of Soft Power: A Criticel Analysis of Pakistan-Turkiye Bilateral Relations 

  Ghazanfar Abbas, 01-257231-005 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  The study of this paper explores how soft power has shaped the bilateral relations between Pakistan and Turkey, focusing on cultural, diplomatic, and historical factors that have strengthened their partnership. Both nations ...
• An Analysis of the Geo-Political Competition between Russia and Turkey in the Black Sea Region 

  Fatima Badar Lasani, 01-257231-004 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  The Black Sea has been the core of geopolitical competition due to its being an essential route for maritime communications, as it connects Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. This paper deals with complex and multi-layered ...
• Sino-India Geo-Strategic Competition in the Indian Ocean: An Analysis 

  Sana Imtiaz, 01-2572321-011 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  With China increasing its military influence in the IOR, it has become a significant concern for India. This thesis aims to investigate the possible Chinese initiatives in the IOR that will enhance the Chinese naval ambition ...
• China’s Foreign Policy towards GCC States: Under XI Jinping Leadership (2013-2023) 

  Muhammad Rabi Ul Haq, 01-257231-015 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2025)

  Since Xi Jinping became President of China in 2013, China's strategic interest in the Middle East in general and the Persian Gulf subregion in particular is growing. The traditionally focused energy ties between China and ...
• Non-State Actors and Challenges to Nation State Building: Case Study of Religious Militancy in KP-Swat (2008- 24) 

  Abbas Niaz, 01-257231-001 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2024)

  The issue of non-state actors in formations of nation-state and its implications is one of the most pressing questions in world politics having regard that non-state actors can undermine the authority of state in the world ...
• China's Soft Power Analysis Case Study of Economic & Development Initiatives in Pakistan 

  Faiz Ullah Khattak, 01-257231-003 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2024)

  The China and Pakistan partnership started in 1951 and has now evolved into being strategic, reciprocal and can sustain itself. In this bi-polar relationship it has over the year stronger from a raw political-military ...
• China’s Soft Power Strategy: Analyzing Confucius's Ideals Behind China’s Rise 

  Tanzeela Sultana, 01-257222-010 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2024)

  This analysis delves in profound study on strategic utilization of soft power by China. It focuses on how nation has historically used Confucian principles to enhance its global influence. In global landscape, soft power ...
• Sri Lanka’s Post Independence Political-Economic Challenges: An Analysis 

  Muhammad Usman, 01-257222-006 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2024)

  This research seeks to explore the socio-economic and political domains of the state and society in Sri Lanka since independence with a specific focus on the various ways in which these factors have compounded existing ...
• Afghanistan-Pakistan Bilateral Ties and Security Challenges in the Post Cold-War Era 

  Aqsa Shafqat, 01-257222-003 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2024)

  The study aims to find out existing and emerging socio-economic and geo-political relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan in the post-Cold War period. It analyzes how global incidents, including the War on Terror, the ...
• Russian Growing Influence in the Black Sea: Implications on Regional Security 

  Kalsoom Sabah, 01-257222-005 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2024)

  After world war 2, a cold war between west and USSR started and ended with the disintegration of USSR into multiple independent states. This event led to a major geopolitical shift and reshaped the politics of the region. ...
• Us Foreign Policy Towards China: A Case Study of Biden Administration 

  Ijaz Ahmad, 01-257222-004 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2024)

  This study investigates the Biden administration's foreign policy toward China, focusing on hedging concept. The primary research objective examines how the US can balance cooperation and competition with China in a complex ...
• Maritime Security Issues in North Arabian Sea (NAS) & It’s Impact on China Pakistan Economic Cooridor (Cpec) 

  Anees Muhammad Khan, 01-257222-001 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2024)

  This thesis examines the critical maritime security issues in the North Arabian Sea (NAS) and their implications for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). As a vital trade route, the NAS plays a significant role in ...
• Communal Vioelnce in India: Case Study of Marginalization of Indian Muslims 

  Syed Muhammad Askari Naqvi, 01-257222-009 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2024)

  This study encompasses the history of communal violence in India specifically between Hindu’s and Muslims. The history of such violence is old and can be seen in the pre partition era. It has a great influence on the people ...
• Countering Violent Extremism through Enhancing Cyber Capabilities: A Case Study of Pakistan 

  Neha Abbas, 01-257222-008 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2024)

  In the contemporary era, fifth-generation warfare as a strategy has gained prominence among the states. Unlike conventional warfare, it targets attitudes and beliefs using unconventional means such as information warfare, ...
• Soft Power and Nation Branding through Socioeconomic Empowerment of Women in Kazakhstan 

  Naila Ahmed, 01-257222-007 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2024)

  The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between women’s socio-economic status, namely their empowerment, and the improvement of the Kazakhstan’s soft power and nation branding. Building on theoretical ...
• An Assessment of China’s Narrative towards United States: A Case Study of Xi Jinping Era 

  Saba Rani, 01-257212-009 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2024)

  With the advent of Xi Jinping in Chinese politics as the President of the Peoples Republic of China the country marked a new chapter in the history of China’s Political trajectory and a pivotal moment of multifaceted ...
• An Analysis of Reorientation of KSA’s Foreign Policy Towards Pakistan and India under Vision 2030 

  Aneesa Asad, 01-257222-002 (Humanaties and Social Sciences, 2024)

  The research examines the reorientation of foreign policy of Saudi Arabia with India and Pakistan under the framework of Vision 2030 through the lens of Social Constructivism. The study sheds light on how Vision 2030 impacts ...

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