Security Related Issues
The fateful month of November is upon us. With a powerful army chief set to retire soon in Pakistan, speculation is rife about the successor who will take charge of the military and be appointed […]
Physical and psychological impact of possession of nuclear assets defy geographical borders.Adoption of peaceful use of nuclear energy has been the subject of scrupulous debates inthe recent decades. On one hand nuclear energy gives many […]
Addressing a Congressional Campaign Committee Reception on Oct 13, 2022, PresidentBiden highlighted some of the global challenges that his administration is dealing with.Amongst these, he categorized nuclear Pakistan as “one of the most dangerous nations […]
Apart from the ongoing political and economic turmoil in Pakistan, devastating floods, and the complex regional and international security environment, another piece of news has been making the headlines. The news is related to the […]
An amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) was passed by the U.S. House of Representatives, paving the way for a CAATSA waiver to India for its purchase of the S-400 air and missile […]
It is believed that tragedy can unite people no matter how inherent their differences may be. The monochrome scenes of the nuclear bombs dropped on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki should have shocked the […]
The development of aerospace military power is a new dimension of competition and conflict in the India-Pakistan war stratagem. It sets the trend for future warfare where an asymmetric military approach may play a proactive […]
Since beginning of full scale hostilities on 24 February, 2022, the Russian Federation has heavily relied upon conventional military force to win this war. Preliminary reviews available on open sources suggest that the Russian campaign […]
Hans J. Morgenthau asserted in his renowned work Politics among Nations that the desire for power on the part of various nations, each striving to maintain or overturn the status quo and the policies designed […]
“War has allegedly now been transformed from a regular, conventional, purportedly symmetric exercise into an irregular, unconventional, asymmetric event, which must be understood anew”. Asymmetric war can simply be defined as “conflicts between nations or […]
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