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NUCLEAR LEARNING IN SOUTH ASIA
Joint Webinar by Air University Islamabad & Strategic Foresight for Asia (Strafasia.com) London
Analysis
Becoming a Nuclear Weapon State
“We will soon bring Pakistan to its knees”, a rejuvenated president of the BJP, Khushabau Thakre retorted after India conducted five nuclear weapon tests on May 11 and 13, respectively. With these tests India became the only […]
Analysis
Pakistan’s Nuclear Capability: Holding the Burden of Maintaining Strategic Stability
The South Asian region has always remained vulnerable to conflicts and escalation for many decades. This is primarily because of its ever-increasing volatility and the complex security dynamics of the region. Given the hostile nature […]
Analysis
Emerging Equations in Post 50 Years of India-Bangladesh Relations
‘Political Society does not conduct foreign policy to live, it lives to conduct foreign policy’ (George. F. Kennen) The Integrative and Inclusivist perspective of India-Bangladesh relations are being witnessed when Bangladesh is […]
Analysis
Modi Government’s Neo-Liberal Policy: Threat to Human Security
Karl Polanyi in his book, ‘The Great Transformation’ wrote: When the unregulated expansion of the market conflicts with the self-protection of society, it may end up in a reactionary political movement. The government, led by […]
Analysis
US Withdrawal: Why Taliban are Undefeatable?
The 21st century is home to constant ups and downs in world affairs. The first quarter of this century allowed the world to witness several global changes. From Libya, Iraq to Syria, the world expected […]
Analysis
Operationalizing the K-2: Another Milestone towards Nuclear Energy
Peaceful use of nuclear technology is a subject of great deliberation whenever the dual used technologies are to be discussed and analyzed at the international level. Pakistan has shown remarkable dedication and innovation in the […]
Analysis
India’s Role in Afghanistan’s Peace Process
The land of “Islamic Republic of Afghanistan” officially got its Independence in the year 1919. The country has been governed by a history of various systems of government shaping the political regime of Afghanistan. Monarchy, […]
Analysis
Irregular Warfare and Strategic Stability in South Asia
The terminology “New Types of Warfare” has pulled the elements of combat into the broadest sense of war, which covers all the aspects that can be engaged in a war or crisis situation including propaganda […]
Analysis
The Kashmir Question
When there is no better environment available for a direct dialogue between countries, they switch to indirect mode of dialogue. The indirect mode of dialogue with the help of a third party is known as […]