Analysis
India’s False Flag Operations
“If you tell a big enough lie and tell it frequently enough, it will be believed” Führer Adolf Hitler The lineage of this term is drawn from maritime affairs where ships raise a false flag […]
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AFGHANISTAN: UNTYING THE KNOT
AFGHANISTAN: UNTYING THE KNOT a webinar conducted on 24th Sep, 2021
Analysis
AUKUS and the Ruckus It Has Created!
On Sep 15, 2021, Australia, UK and the US (AUKUS) announced a new security partnership that would allow these countries to cooperate and share cyber capabilities, artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and additional undersea capabilities including […]
Analysis
Nuclear Deterrence and Stability in South Asia: Perceptions and Realities
Pakistani and Indian nuclear capabilities are the key pillars for ensuring peace and security in the region – duly acknowledged by the two states in 2004. Pakistan’s proposal of Strategic Restraint Regime (SRR) calling for […]
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JCPOA Deadlock: Implications for Pakistan
Iranian nuclear programme has been under increased international scrutiny since 2003. The traditional mistrust between P5 (China, France, Germany, Russia, UK, and the U.S.) and Iran, stems from the possible military dimensions of Iran’s nuclear […]
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Afghanistan: What Lies Ahead?
Analysts are visualizing the future of Afghanistan based on their experience; some are optimistic and other are prophesizing hard times ahead. Situation in Kabul must be analyzed while paying heed to domestic and external factors. […]
Analysis
Battle of Perceptions
Since the beginning of US withdrawal, Taliban have been able to capture large swath of territory in Afghanistan, with little to no resistance from government forces or their allied militias. Taliban claim capturing of more […]
Analysis
Critical Analysis of “New Wars” Thesis
World War II ended in 1945 and the battlefield shifted from West i.e., Europe to the third world countries. Third world countries are referred as the Global South and West is denoted as the Global […]
Analysis
Book Review: Why Nations Go to War
Why Nations Go to War, 11thedition by the author John G. Stoessinger, published by Cengage Learning in the year 2010. It is a unique book for the students of IR. The reflection of author John […]
Analysis
Pak-US Relations in the Light of the Changing Afghan Dilemma
The creation of Pakistan presented the nascent state with a plethora of problems as every newly born country confronts. Pakistan has made territorial security the top most priority in its foreign policy. This was the […]