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An Indian Path to Genocide
Environment

An Indian Path to Genocide

18th August 2020 Sahil Yar Muhammad 0

The term ‘genocide’ is used and perceived in many ways with varying criteria on what passes as genocide. It depends on the individual but in this article, the meaning will be that of the common […]

The Efficiency of Pakistan’s Nuclear Posture During Brasstacks Crisis
Analysis

The Efficiency of Pakistan’s Nuclear Posture During Brasstacks Crisis

16th August 2020 Ahmad Ibrahim 2

Nuclear posture is the confluence of a state’s overall military structure, command and control, rules and procedures of employment and targeting, and the physical characteristics of nuclear weapons and their delivery systems. If nuclear doctrine […]

Bogged Down Between Doctrines: India’s Conventional Warfighting
Analysis

Bogged Down Between Doctrines: India’s Conventional Warfighting

13th August 2020 Muhammad Sharreh Qazi 0

“The talent of the strategist is to identify the decisive point and to concentrate everything on it, removing forces from secondary fronts and ignoring lesser objectives.”Carl von Clausewitz, On War Blitzkrieg forever changed warfighting manoeuvres for […]

Beleaguered Kashmir: Pakistan’s Diplomatic Efforts and Way Forward
Analysis

Beleaguered Kashmir: Pakistan’s Diplomatic Efforts and Way Forward

11th August 2020 Humais Sheikh 0

Kashmir till date has remained a powder keg of anger and a bone of contention between the two nuclear powers of South Asia (India and Pakistan). Since its independence, the issue of Kashmir has influenced […]

Indian Barbarism in Kashmir and the COVID-19
Analysis

Indian Barbarism in Kashmir and the COVID-19

10th August 2020 Dr. Attiq ur Rehman 0

Kashmir, a miserable picture of humanity, always remained a gravitational point of South Asian politics in which the two contestants equipped with nuclear weapons have become arch-rival states. The leading state officials from both sides […]

India’s S-400 Missile System: A False Sense of Security
Analysis

India’s S-400 Missile System: A False Sense of Security

8th August 2020 Mehtab Ali Bhatti 0

 “… the best missile defence system of all would be a just and lasting peace.” – Hillary Clinton The Russian S-400 triumph missile system is a modern and very powerful system. It can engage and […]

Kashmir: The New Cold War?
Military

Kashmir: The New Cold War?

1st August 2020 Ashna Mehmood 1

The Himalayan region of Kashmir has been a bone of contention between India and Pakistan since Partition. Many efforts have been made by Pakistan to mitigate the issue through a peaceful settlement; however, all these […]

NTI INDEX: Pakistan with Most Improved Nuclear Security Credentials
Featured Article

NTI INDEX: Pakistan with Most Improved Nuclear Security Credentials

24th July 2020 Dr Adil Sultan 0

Pakistan has emerged as the country with most improved nuclear security credentials in the 2020 Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) report that was released on Jul 22, 2020. Amongst the countries that have 1 kg or […]

The Weaponization of Outer Space and the International law
Economy

The Weaponization of Outer Space and the International law

19th July 2020 Zahra Niazi 4

Today, the utility of the satellite-based objects for civilian and military activities has increasingly grown leading to an expansion of space programs and an ever-augmenting militarization of outer space. Likewise, the outer space has now […]

Analysis

India and the Line of Control: Reducing Reputational Damage

17th July 2020 Syed Ali Zia Jaffery 2

In a recent talk, Pakistani nuclear scholar, Dr. Rabia Akhtar remarked that, going forward, India might try to exact “Surrogate Deterrence” in the region. The term postulated that given India’s sheer inability to directly deter […]

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