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Slight Increase in fatalities in Militant Attacks, North Waziristan Becoming Trouble Spot again.

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March 2020: Significant Drop in Casualties in Militant Attacks

MOU Signing ceremony between PICSS and Foundation University

Anti-State Violence Dropped to 15-years low. PICSS Security Report

Future of Pakistan, Kashmir interlinked: Masood

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SECURITY ANALYSICS

Annual Reports

Suicide attacks as the major tool of militants fighting against the...

mcpicss - January 31, 2019

Suicide attacks became major tool of the militants fighting against Pakistani State. A study by an Islamabad-based independent think...

2018: Another Year of Decline in Anti-State Violence

Annual Reports January 1, 2019

Militant Attacks again on the Rise in Pakistan: PICSS Report

Month Wise Security Charts November 7, 2018

MILITANCY: A SOCIETAL ISSUE WARRANTING SOCIETAL SOLUTION

Security Analysis March 29, 2018

PAKISTAN SECURITY ASSESMENT 2017

Annual Reports January 22, 2018

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Slight Increase in fatalities in Militant Attacks, North Waziristan Becoming Trouble...

mcpicss - May 3, 2020

A slight upward tick has been observed in fatalities in militant attacks in Pakistan during the month of April 2020, though the...

March 2020: Significant Drop in Casualties in Militant Attacks

Monthly Security Reports April 2, 2020

MOU Signing ceremony between PICSS and Foundation University

Latest Posts February 25, 2020

VIOLENCE ON RISE AT THE START OF THE YEAR FOLLOWING HISTORICAL...

Monthly Security Reports February 3, 2020

Anti-State Violence Dropped to 15-years low. PICSS Security Report

Featured January 9, 2020

MILITANT GROUPS

Mapping the Militancy in Pakistan

Webmaster - December 30, 2018

Fidayeen Majeed Brigade, the Elite Unit of BLA

General November 26, 2018

Despite Threats, Militants Could Not Manage to Attack During Moharram

Militant groups October 3, 2017

Jamat-ul-Ahrar the most potent group fighting against Pakistan

Militant groups September 24, 2017

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DG Publications

mcpicss - October 25, 2019

Miss Noor ul ain Naseem from PICSS recently presented her research paper on International Refugee Crisis via Live Conferencing at an International...

DG Publications

The dilemma of a super power: How does the US honorably...

Webmaster - April 19, 2017

It is equally in Pakistan`s interest to remain relevant and be positively engaged with every effort towards attaining regional stability Coming out of its self-created...

Russia-China-Pakistan initiative: Afghanistan`s last hope

DG Publications April 14, 2017

Why Gen Raheel Sharif should lead the Islamic military coalition

DG Publications April 4, 2017

Radd-ul-Fasaad: Now or Never (Part-II)

DG Publications March 8, 2017

Terror Trends

Trend of Militant Attacks in the first seven months

Statistics August 9, 2019

2018: Another Year of Decline in Anti-State Violence

Annual Reports January 1, 2019

Statistical and graphical overview of 2017 in Pakistan

Terror Trends January 13, 2018

Terror Trends in Pakistan

Terror Trends December 31, 2017

Special Reports

Brief overview of suicide attacks in Punjab for the last ten...

Special Reports May 9, 2019

Implementing National Action Plan; An Assessment

Security Analysis October 3, 2017

Terror Financing in Pakistan

Security Analysis October 3, 2017

Radd-ul-Fasaad: Now or Never

Security Analysis August 3, 2017

Russia-China-Pakistan initiative: Afghanistan`s last hope

Security Analysis April 14, 2017

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