CSS International Relations (Paper II)
Complete CSS International Relations (Paper-2 ) covering IR theories, Global Affairs ,Pakistan's domestic and external affairs, international relations, major regional conflicts and emerging topics and trends.
Sections
15
Lectures
32
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What You Will Learn
CEPI’s International Relations (Paper-2 ) Experience
Regional Geopolitics & ConflictsRegional Geopolitics & Conflicts
Deep dive focus on Pakistan’s immediate neighborhood, regional alignments, major global flashpoints, and international conflicts.
Data Synthesis, Maps and Theories
Learning to weave think-tank reports, global indices, maps, and official treaties into your analytical answers seamlessly.
Maximum Marks Achieve ing Strategies
Moving past generic cause/impact analysis by integrating robust theoretical frameworks, policy recommendations, and latest data.
Strategic Deconstruction of Questions
Practical methods for pulling apart complex question statements to answer precisely what the examiner is asking.
Instructors
Learn from CEPI faculty
Sir Sanan Hassan
Veteran CSS PMS mentor, Political Analyst with M.Phil in International Relations
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Course Content
Sections and lecture breakdown.
Introduction Class
Mecca Defense Pact
SCO: Origin and Evolution
SCO and Pakistan
Tianjin Summit 2025
US-Iran War 2026 Lecture 1
US-Iran War 2026 Lecture 2
US-Iran War 2026 Lecture 3
Historical Background and Evolution
Resurgence of Terrorism in 2026
Evolution and Current Era
Pak-US under Trump 2.0
Foreign Policy and its Determinants
Pakistan's Foreign Policy Evolution
Converging aspects of Pakistan's Policy
Pakistan's Foreign Policy in 2026
Global Economic Governance and IMF
WTO in the Era of Trade War
World Bank
Critical Minerals
Geopolitics of Minerals
SAARC: Origin and its Need
Structural Failures of SAARC
ECO: Origins and Limitations
Trump 2.0 Thesis
Donroe Doctrine and Greenland
Defining World Order
Emerging Multipolarity
Historical Evolution
Stakeholders and Recent Escalation
Nuclear Weapons in IR
End of History and Clash of Civilizations