Security Related Issues
May 16th, Friday 2025, was celebrated as ‘Victory Day’ by Pakistan to commemorate the victory in the recent conflict with India. Not only military, but the youth, media, and political leadership, all stood united as […]
The aggressive pattern following the Pahalgam crisis which altered South Asia’s strategic deterrence pattern continues to push New Delhi to resort to its conventional tactic of blaming Islamabad for orchestrating it. Back in 2019, a […]
Famed military theorist, Carl von Clausewitz, argued, “war is nothing but a continuation of politics by other means”. The aim of each side in an armed conflict is to inflict harm upon the enemy with […]
In August 2023, from the ramparts of historic Red Fort, the Indian Prime Minister (PM), Narendra Modi, dubbed his country “Vishwa Mitra” (friend of the world). The diplomatic lexicon formed part of the Modi government’s […]
The role of external powers cannot be excluded while looking at the Baloch insurgency. The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has received political and financial support from external powers for a very long time, particularly from […]
The appearance of nuclear weapons became one of revolutionary changes in world history, becoming a potent umbrella and at the same time safeguard against major wars of power between the nuclear states. But in today’s […]
In an age marked by rising tides of ethno-religious nationalism, two ideologies, Zionism and Hindutva have emerged as parallel instruments of ultra-nationalist agendas that sanctify exclusion, legitimize violence, and weaponize identity. Though birthed in distinct […]
The Indian Defense Minister, in his recent statement, has publicly exhibited sheer ignorance of the International Atomic Energy Agency’s (IAEA) mandate. He urged that the IAEA should take Pakistan’s nuclear weapons under its supervision, failing […]
This past month, following the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, tensions sharply escalated between India and Pakistan. India, claiming that Pakistan was behind the attack, retaliated by targeting “terrorist camps” within Pakistan. In the exchange of […]
Oxford dictionary defines deterrence as “the prevention from action by fear of consequences”. The concept of nuclear deterrence then, is quite self explanatory. The doctrine of mutually assured destruction states that two nuclear armed states […]
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