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The NPT Paradox and Iran

20th April 2026 Atta Ullah 0

The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) was kept vague by design to ensure that as many countries as possible would sign it. Because at that time, nuclear technology was so difficult and […]

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Iran Nuclear – Deal or No Deal!

18th April 2026 Dr Adil Sultan 0

The ongoing US-Iran negotiations facilitated by Pakistan are focused on resolving two key issues – the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and narrowing the differences over Iran’s nuclear program. Pakistan seems to have brokered […]

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India’s SHANTI Act Raises Proliferation Risks in a Diffuse System

17th April 2026 Saif -ul-Haq 0

SHANTI (The Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India)-Act 2025 is a new legislative framework introduced by India to accelerate power generation through clean nuclear energy, while allowing private companies to acquire […]

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Bangladesh Unshackled: The End of India’s Eastern Vanguard

15th April 2026 Amna Naz 0

The political transition following the August 2024 ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has triggered a fundamental recalibration of Bangladesh’s foreign policy. Under the newly elected BNP leader, Tarique Rahman, the party secured a decisive […]

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The Stark Reality Behind the Gentle Decline

15th April 2026 Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal 0

In the course of human affairs, both individuals and nations have long laboured under the necessity of sustaining certain cherished illusions that lend purpose to their endeavours and preserve their collective dignity. These illusions, woven […]

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The New Balance Of Power In Middle East

11th April 2026 Sheharyar Khan 0

Iran has been a key figure in the Middle East, which has influenced the regional dynamics with its huge energy deposits, strategic geography and political influence throughout the Axis of Resistance. Since the support of […]

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The Erosion of Global Arms Control and the Rising Nuclear Stakes in South Asia

10th April 2026 Muhammad Salman 0

In the past decade, global arms control regimes have slowly eroded. In 2019, the INF Treaty was abandoned, with each side accusing the other of treaty violations. By the end of 2020, the United States […]

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Pakistan’s Missile Program and the Global Double Standards

9th April 2026 Pairman Bazai 0

Gloomy narratives are roaming persistently against Pakistan’s missile program, which misrepresent that Pakistan is developing Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs) that could target the US. Last month, Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence, while presenting the […]

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Beyond Military Strength, Understanding Power in the 21st Century

7th April 2026 Muhammad Bilal Khan 0

The war between Iran and the United States Council on Foreign Relations has quickly become one of the most important conflicts of our time. What started as a planned military move has now turned into […]

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Baluchistan: Between Truth and Propaganda

6th April 2026 Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal 0

In an age where information travels faster than truth, the case of Baluchistan has increasingly become a theatre not merely of conflict, but of narratives—some grounded in fact, others carefully constructed to serve vested interests. […]

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