The CSS Political Science Paper-II 2026 is an optional paper that focuses on comparative politics, political systems, constitutions, and contemporary political developments across different states. Here you will find the CSS Political Science Paper-II past paper 2026, along with an overall overview of the paper. Before moving to the questions, this introduction highlights the nature of the topics asked, the analytical depth required, and the approach FPSC expects from candidates, helping aspirants understand the paper trend and prepare more strategically for future attempts.
CSS Political Science Past Paper-II 2026
SECTION-A
Q2. Analyze the implications of Brexit on the European Union’s integration process and its global influence.
Q3. Compare the party systems of the USA and Germany. How do these systems shape political stability and representation?
SECTION-B
Q4. Examine the role of the United Nations in promoting peace, security, and development, highlighting its successes and limitations.
Q5. Analyze Pakistan’s national capacity, focusing on economic, military, and human development indicators.
Q6. Analyze the impact of the Cold War on international relations, focusing on the emergence of superpowers and bloc politics.
Q7. Discuss Pakistan’s foreign policy goals, focusing on its relations with India, China, and the USA.
Q8. Discuss how national interest shapes a country’s foreign policy, using Pakistan as a case study.
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