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The Global Race for Hypersonic Weapons
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The Global Race for Hypersonic Weapons

27th February 2026 Faiza Abid 0

Hypersonic weapons have moved beyond mere technical experiments and are increasingly shaping real-world strategic planning. What was once confined to research labs is now influencing operational thinking. Hypersonic programmes are now tied directly to alliance […]

The Missing Agenda at Munich: South Asia’s Strategic Stability and Region’s Nuclear Reality
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The Missing Agenda at Munich: South Asia’s Strategic Stability and Region’s Nuclear Reality

26th February 2026 Syed Hamza Mahroof 0

Each year, the Munich Security Conference (MSC) accumulates the global leaders to debate about various alarming threats to international peace and stability. This year, the 62nd edition MSC took place and the major issues which […]

Pakistan’s Strategic Countermeasures in South Asia
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Pakistan’s Strategic Countermeasures in South Asia

25th February 2026 Ali Abbas 0

The Pakistan-India border is one of the most militarily dense borders in the world. It is believed that a substantial portion of India’s ground forces remains oriented toward Pakistan. Moreover, India’s conventional firepower is also […]

Pakistan’s Space Diplomacy Takes Flight
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Pakistan’s Space Diplomacy Takes Flight

24th February 2026 Areesha Manzoor 0

Pakistan reached a new milestone in its scientific journey with to its successful space venture. The Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) completed the second phase of the selection of two astronauts for […]

Kashmir Day in Post May 2025 Conflict
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Kashmir Day in Post May 2025 Conflict

16th February 2026 Atta Ullah 0

This year’s Kashmir Day, in the wake of the May 2025 conflict, offers an opportunity for reflection and introspection on peace and stability in South Asia. Kashmir Day, observed on the 5th of February every […]

Recurring Outbreaks: Nipah Virus and Biosecurity
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Recurring Outbreaks: Nipah Virus and Biosecurity

14th February 2026 Rimsha Malik 0

In South Asia, there are few cases when the world community does not forget about alerts of the Nipah virus, represented by the World Health Organization. Whenever the news about outbreaks is made, it almost […]

Pakistan’s Rise as a Regional Aerospace Power: A Strategic Overview
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Pakistan’s Rise as a Regional Aerospace Power: A Strategic Overview

11th February 2026 Raja Zark Ullah 0

The global defence-industrial landscape is undergoing an evident structural realignment, marked by the gradual decline of the traditional Western and Russian monopolies over advanced aerial platforms. Within this evolving environment, Pakistan’s transition from a peripheral […]

America’s Venezuela Raid and the Peril for Non-Nuclear Developing Nations
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America’s Venezuela Raid and the Peril for Non-Nuclear Developing Nations

9th February 2026 Summra Hamid 0

The new year started with military strikes and open violation of international law by the self-proclaimed guardian of the law itself. On January 3, 2026, the US forces carried out an operation, namely “Operation Absolute […]

What Comes After New START?
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What Comes After New START?

6th February 2026 Sarina Tareen 0

With the expiration of the New START treaty on 5 February 2026, the international system is facing a danger where the constraints of nuclear force use are implemented on paper only. The proposal by Russia […]

Sacred from Slaughter, Subject to Sale
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Sacred from Slaughter, Subject to Sale

28th January 2026 Amna Naz 0

The phrase “sacred from slaughter but subject to sale” summarizes a central contradiction in the Indian context. As in India, the cow is sacred in Hinduism yet remains deeply embedded in commercial use. In recent […]

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