Security Related Issues
From 23 to 26 July 2025, the “International Advanced Air Mobility Expo” was held in Shanghai, China. At its core were the ‘Low Altitude Air Transport’ (LAAT) technologies, highlighting growing state-driven progress in low altitude […]
Keeping up with its usual theatrics, frenzied headlines in the Indian media in July 2025 claimed that India had developed a missile far deadlier than the BrahMos. They were referring to the Extended Trajectory Long […]
On a September morning in the year 2025, the wide boulevard of Chang’an Avenue in Beijing became a stage for one of the most spectacular displays of military hardware in modern history. China’s Victory Day […]
On the eve of 79th Independence Day, PM Shahbaz Sharif announced the formation of Pakistan Army Rocket Force Command (PARFC), which will be “equipped with modern technology,” and will have the capability to “target the […]
Security compulsions are commonly believed to be the motivation for states to acquire nuclear weapons. However, Scott D. Sagan, in Why Do States Build Nuclear Weapons, accentuates that security considerations are not always the primary […]
Decades of U.S. crisis diplomacy have kept the peace but failed to resolve the core dispute. With regional tensions high and strategic conditions shifting, the time for a bold American initiative is now. More than […]
Israel, a not signatory to the NPT, has been able to compel the US to assist in bombing the nuclear facilities of the NPT signatory state of Iran and it is quite concerning for the […]
In an increasingly bipolar world, where regionalism is both a shield and a sword, BIMSTEC has emerged less as a cooperative framework and more as a geopolitical battleground. Born in 1997 with the noble aim […]
When violence struck Pahalgam on April 22, 2025, India started blaming Pakistan within a few minutes. Neither any evidence was shared nor was any joint investigation proposed. Rather, after a couple of weeks, on 7th […]
Powerful nations often rely on narratives more than weapons to shape their global image. These narratives are built not merely with policies but with perceptions—projected through diplomacy, soft power, and cultural influence. India, once universally […]
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