Security Related Issues
With the end of the Cold War, non-traditional security threats gained unprecedented prominence. Scientific and technological advancement started unleashing fresh challenges to the wellbeing and survival of nations. Military power gradually lost its importance as […]
In the past few decades, there has been a recurring debate on the division between war and peace. The use of modern technologies and Artificial Intelligence has changed the nature of warfare. The cold war […]
China and Pakistan share a long history of fraternal relations. The recognition of China by Pakistan in 1950 marks the initiation of China-Pakistan diplomatic relations. The relationship is not confined to the diplomatic dimensions but […]
The proliferation of nuclear weapons and efforts to stem its flow have drawn a great deal of scholarly attention. From analyzing the causes, conduits, and nature of proliferation, to understanding the directions of great powers’ […]
Peace in South Asia is a long awaited dream of people of the region. This Peace is very much dependent on Pakistan India, the two Nations who were one, less than a century ago, but […]
A kind of cold war is being fought in space. Balance of Power as being maintained among states has been started in space as well in terms of technological advancement. Space power could be determined […]
A nation’s success is determined on various indicators, including GDP; however, GDP is no longer the most effective measure with new metrics in play. Another indicator that defines a nation’s success is the policies that the government creates […]
A long-term bilateral deal between China and Iran is ringing bells in Washington. By overstating the deal, the US media is again stirring up the tensions. A leaked draft of the deal published by the […]
In the words of Joseph Naye, “The soft power is the ability to get what you want, but through attraction rather than coercion and that includes; Culture, Values and foreign policy”. And these are the […]
In his 1961 classic entitled ‘Deterrence and Defense’, Glenn H. Snyder, while terming deterrence a function of the total cost-gain expectations argued that, “the aggressor’s estimate of costs and gains is a “whole war” estimate, […]
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