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About Sir Ammar Hashmi
Ammar Hashmi, a Mechanical Engineering graduate from UET Lahore (RCET Campus) and native of Multan, Punjab, began his CSS journey under Sir Syed Kazim Ali's mentorship for English preparation. He qualified for the CSS exam on his very first attempt although he was not allocated a seat. His passion for learning and writing led him to contribute to CSSPrepForum, where he shares insightful articles to help CSS and PMS aspirants. His work reflects a deep understanding of national and global issues, and he writes to guide others through the complexities of competitive exams. In addition to writing, Sir Ammar Hashmi is a respected coach of Current Affairs and General Ability at CSSPrepForum and Howfiv. His comprehensive past paper solutions, conceptual clarity, and structured teaching approach make him a valuable mentor for aspirants seeking success in Pakistan’s toughest exams. Through his efforts, he aims to empower students with the knowledge and strategy needed to perform exceptionally.
Credentials
Degree
Mechanical Engineering
University
UET Lahore (RCET Campus)
Age
25
Profession
Author | Coach
City
Multan
Province
Punjab
Country
Pakistan
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Sir Ammar Hashmi
Comprehensive Dialogue Between Pakistan and India: Why It Failed Again
The 2015 comprehensive dialogue between Pakistan and India offered hope for lasting peace but faltered under mistrust, political volatility, and unresolved core issues.
26 November 2025
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580
INS Arihant and the Future of Strategic Stability in South Asia
India’s nuclear submarine INS Arihant marks a strategic leap but raises concerns over arms race, regional imbalance, and risks in South Asia’s maritime domain.
26 November 2025
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460
US-India Strategic Partnership and Indian Ocean Stability
The US-India alliance is reshaping Indian Ocean security. As cooperation deepens, the region faces both enhanced stability and rising geopolitical tensions.
26 November 2025
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475
US-Russia Rivalry and Middle East Instability After ISIS
US-Russia competition in the Middle East during the ISIS crisis fractured regional alliances, prolonged conflict, and weakened efforts for lasting security.
26 November 2025
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392
Pakistan's Economic Fragility and Reform Prospects
Pakistan must break free from debt and economic stagnation by reforming taxation, boosting exports, and fostering political and institutional stability.
19 November 2025
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1019
Pakistan’s National Action Plan: A Decade of Counterterrorism Gains and Gaps
The National Action Plan helped Pakistan reduce terrorism through military operations, financial controls, and institutional reforms, but key challenges remain.
19 November 2025
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652
LEMOA and the Shifting Balance of Power in the Indo-Pacific
LEMOA strengthens India–US military ties, boosting maritime reach and regional influence, but also escalates tensions and strategic competition in the Indo-Pacific.
19 November 2025
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723
South China Sea: US Rebalancing vs. China’s Assertiveness
Tensions in the South China Sea reflect a deeper power struggle between US strategic rebalancing and China's assertive maritime claims. Can diplomacy prevail?
19 November 2025
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617
National Action Plan: Progress, Pitfalls, and the Path Forward
The National Action Plan redefined Pakistan’s counterterrorism strategy after the 2014 APS attack. Years later, its gains risk erosion without renewed commitment.
17 November 2025
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614
Trump’s South Asia Policy: Realignment or Rupture?
Trump’s 2017 South Asia policy reshaped regional dynamics, deepening U.S.–India ties, isolating Pakistan, and escalating tensions without lasting stability.
16 October 2025
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1560
Pakistan and the SCO: Promise or Missed Opportunity?
Pakistan’s entry into the SCO opened doors for regional growth and diplomacy, but internal instability, India’s rivalry, and geopolitical tensions pose challenges.
16 October 2025
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1767
