THINK TANK JOURNAL

Founded in 2009, the Think Tank Journal (TTJ) has emerged as a premier source of news focused on think tanks and policymakers from research organizations worldwide. The Think Tank Journal serves as a platform for readers to access insights from policymakers and the latest reports from think tanks globally. Available in both print and online formats since its inception, TTJ operates under the Declaration from the ICT Administration of the Government of Pakistan. Published from Islamabad, the Think Tank Journal adheres to the Declaration outlined in Section 6 of the Press, Newspapers, News Agencies, and Book Registration (Amendment) Ordinance of 2007. Additionally, the Think Tank Journal is registered with the Ministry of Information Broadcasting and Heritage of the Government of Pakistan.

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PTI Resignations in Motion: Imran Khan Plots Political Rebirth as Prophecy Predicts Turning Tide in July-Aug

1 week ago | thinktank.pk | Saeed Ahmed

In an extraordinary development that has thrown Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) into fresh turmoil, party insiders confirm that Imran Khan has privately instructed his core parliamentarians to “get ready” for resignations from the National Assembly — a strategic move aimed at dismantling any illusion of political cooperation with the establishment.
Is Pakistan Halts U.S.-Iran War: Two-Week Talks Begin!

1 week ago | thinktank.pk | Saeed Ahmed

In a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape, recent developments suggest that Pakistan may have played a pivotal role in influencing U.S. policy toward Iran. Following a high-profile meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Asim Munir, reports indicate that the U.S. has postponed any decision on military action against Iran for two weeks, citing the potential for negotiations.
Why Trump Hesitates to Directly Attack Iran?

1 week ago | thinktank.pk | Saeed Ahmed

As tensions between the United States and Iran escalate, President Donald Trump’s reluctance to launch a direct military strike on Iran has sparked global curiosity. Despite approving attack plans targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities, such as the Fordo enrichment site, Trump has repeatedly emphasized ambiguity, stating, “I may do it, I may not do it.
Is Russia on the Verge of Losing Another Middle East Ally?

1 week ago | thinktank.pk | Saeed Ahmed

The Middle East has long been a critical arena for global powers, and Russia has worked diligently to maintain influence through strategic partnerships, notably with Iran and, until recently, Syria. However, the recent escalation of the Israel-Iran conflict, marked by Israel’s Operation Rising Lion on June 13, 2025, has raised questions about Russia’s regional standing.
G7 2025: Summit of Fractures, Flashpoints, and Fading Unity

1 week ago | thinktank.pk | Saeed Ahmed

As the 51st G7 Summit unfolds in the rugged seclusion of Kananaskis, Alberta (June 2025), the world looks on with equal parts hope and anxiety. The G7—once the bedrock of Western unity and liberal economic governance—is facing a mirror of its own contradictions. From Gaza to Kyiv, and across the turbulent arcs of South Asia, the Pacific, and the Sahel, global crises have mushroomed faster than the group’s ability—or willingness—to respond.
Pakistan's Massive Contingent Set for 2025 World University Games -THINK TANK JOURNAL

1 week ago | thinktank.pk | Wasim Shahzad Qadri

Rhine-Ruhr, Germany, July 16–27, 2025 – With just weeks to go until the 2025 FISU World University Games in Germany’s Rhine-Ruhr region, Pakistan is finalizing preparations to send a talented squad of 50 athletes to compete in this global multi-sport event. Organized by the Higher Education Commission (HEC), the team will represent Pakistan’s top universities in disciplines like athletics, badminton, table tennis, swimming, and wrestling.
How Israel and Iran Are Fighting an AI-Driven Conflict

1 week ago | thinktank.pk | Saeed Ahmed

The latest round of hostilities between Israel and Iran is not being fought with missiles alone, but with algorithms, deepfakes, and AI-generated chaos. Unlike past conflicts, where physical damage could be measured in craters and body counts, the June 2025 escalation unfolds in a fog of machine-manipulated perception, where neither side fully controls the narrative and reality is buried under layers of computational propaganda.
2025 World University Games: Germany’s Grand Stage for Global Talent

1 week ago | thinktank.pk | Wasim Shahzad Qadri

The 2025 World University Games, officially the XXXII Summer World University Games or Rhine-Ruhr 2025, are set to captivate the world from July 16 to 27, 2025. Hosted across the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region of Germany, with Berlin as an outlying venue, this multi-sport event will unite approximately 8,500 student-athletes from over 150 countries.
Carney's Calculated Gamble and the Sikh Surge -THINK TANK JOURNAL

2 weeks ago | thinktank.pk | Saeed Ahmed

Canada’s G7 chair, Prime Minister Mark Carney, invited Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the Alberta summit (June 15–17, 2025), drawing fierce backlash from Sikh groups in Canada.
Israel Strikes Iran: Who Gains, Who Fuels the Fire?

2 weeks ago | thinktank.pk | Saeed Ahmed

The recent Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear and military sites, particularly the Natanz uranium enrichment facility, have thrust the Middle East into a precarious moment of tension. These attacks, reported on June 13, 2025, mark a significant escalation in the long-standing Israel-Iran rivalry, raising questions about who stands to gain from this conflict, who is driving the escalation, and how the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has shaped the global response.