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Umair Jamal
Umair Jamal is a correspondent for The Diplomat magazine in Pakistan. He is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Otago, New Zealand. Umair recently joined The Nerve Center as the Coordinator of the institute's Research Division. He was an SAV Visiting Fellow at the Stimson Center in Washington D.C in 2018. His work has been featured in a number of renowned media outlets including Foreign Policy, Al-Jazeera, The National Interest, The Diplomat, The Huffington Post, Pakistan Today, South China Morning Post, The Straits Times, The News on Sunday and others. Previously, he has have worked as a Research Fellow with the Centre for Governance and Policy where he managed the Asia's region's Track-II diplomacy stream for the institute. Umair holds an M.A in International Relations with a focus on South Asian security from St Aidan's College at Durham University.
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Changes to Indus Water Treaty Could Raise Hostility Between India, Pakistan
Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline: a case that deserves greater attention
From economic to political mayhem, Pakistan hopes for a better 2024
Pakistan Runs Out of Patience With Afghan Taliban
Pakistani Official Describes Nijjar Killing as ‘India’s Jamal Khashoggi Moment’
Imran Khan’s Arrest Sets Pakistan on an Uncertain Course
Is it really about the constitution?
Revenge Politics Is the New Normal in Pakistan
Pakistan Ups the Ante With India on Terrorism
Military Helps With Rescue and Relief Efforts in Flood-Ravaged Pakistan
US president’s outburst and Washington’s decision to punish old ally comes at an opportune time for Beijing, which has been facing uncharacteristic pushback from Islamabad
Despite being a frontline counter extremist force, the police in Pakistan suffer from an image problem – and directly bear the brunt of Islamists.