
Hassan Abbas
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Distinguished Professor @TheNesaCenter at @NDU_EDU & Advisor @AsiaSociety Past: Quaid-i-Azam Chair @ColumbiaSIPA & Fellow @BelferCenter @newamerica @Harvard_Law
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India’s global outreach following its recent clash with Pakistan highlights a focus on narrative management. Insightful reporting from The Washington Post washingtonpost.com/world/2025/05/…

A Sobering Moment “A wounded past & murky future” by Owais Tohid in Arab News Pakistan quotes me: “The assumption that rational actors will always prevent a nuclear exchange is not foolproof in moments of emotional nationalism, miscalculation, or disinformation.” arabnews.pk/node/2603060

پاکستان کا وفدامریکا پہنچ گیا،امریکا میں کیاماحول ہے ،پاکستان کی طرف سے امن کی بات کو کیسے دیکھاجارہاہے؟پاکستانی وفدکونسے اہم نقاط اُٹھاسکتاہے؟جانیے نیشنل ڈیفنس یونیورسٹی ،واشنگٹن کے پروفیسر اور ماہربین الاقوامی اُمور ڈاکٹرحسن عباس کی رائے Hassan Abbas



I really enjoyed this in-depth and wide-ranging first episode of Talibanology with the brilliant Dr. Hassan Abbas. We covered everything from Taliban power rivalries to foreign policy, terrorism ties, and the future of the Emirate. Hassan Abbas podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/tal…





Honored to meet Professor Rohan Gunaratna this week on the sidelines of a conference in Uzbekistan. I presented him my book “The Return of the Taliban” and he kindly gifted me his powerful work “Sri Lanka Easter Sunday Massacre”. A memorable exchange of ideas and scholarship.


NESA Professor Hassan Abbas recently interviewed award-winning author John Kiser. Read it in full here: nesa-center.org/on-decency-an-…




Excited to share my interview in The Diplomat – discussing the surge in support for Pakistan’s Army after recent conflict with India, the resilience of national unity, and the delicate balance between military influence and democratic hopes. Read more: thediplomat.com/2025/07/hassan…


What’s behind Russia’s recognition of the Taliban? - important insights from Tahir Khan It’s primarily a security-driven move to block ISIS-K spillover into Central Asia, protect Russia’s southern flank, and counter Western influence in Afghanistan. dawn.com/news/1923662