Dr Tughral Yamin, associate dean, Centre for International Peace and Stability (CIPS), NUST, who is also the editor of the book ‘International Peacekeeping Perspectives From Pakistan’, shares his views about the publication which presents the untold story of Pakistan’s unparalleled contributions to UN peacekeeping operations. Written by veteran peacekeepers, professors, and students from the Centre for International Peace & Stability (CIPS), the comprehensive guide delves into the foreign policy motivations, modern trends, and challenges of peacekeeping, and shares valuable lessons learned from various operations. For further details, visit: https://press.ips.org.pk/product/international-peacekeeping-perspectives-from-pakistan/
‘Int’l Peacekeeping: Perspectives from Pakistan’ – Book review by Brig (r) Dr Tughral Yamin
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