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Emerging Doctrines and Technologies in South Asia: Implications for Strategic Stability
Analysis

Emerging Doctrines and Technologies in South Asia: Implications for Strategic Stability

9th September 2020 Dr Adil Sultan 0

(Remarks made at the 2nd meeting of the IISS Missile Dialogue Initiative hosted by IISS London, 7-9 Sep 2020) India and Pakistan are improving their nuclear inventories and developing new weapon systems, but the scope […]

Analysis

Upcoming Global Threat and Pakistan

8th September 2020 Tahir Abbas 1

The Covid-19 pandemic is a grim reminder of how global forces respect no sovereignty of states and highlights the perils of ignoring global problems as well as non-compliance with treaties. Similarly, environmental problems are transnational […]

Analysis

How Regional Imperatives Influenced Pakistan’s Foreign Policy Towards Afghanistan

5th September 2020 Ashna Mehmood 1

The peaceful future of Afghanistan is subject to the regional environment, with Pakistan playing a dominant role. Likewise, an unstable Afghanistan does not serve the growing interest of Pakistan in Afghanistan and Central Asia. However, […]

Kargil Conflict from a Nuclear Perspective
Analysis

Kargil Conflict from a Nuclear Perspective

2nd September 2020 Ahmad Ibrahim 1

A new nuclear era began by the end of 20th century when India and Pakistan emerged as nuclear armed states. Both states had covertly weaponized the nuclear program years ago, but no overt display of […]

Dawn of the Intelligent Machines – What it means for the Future of Warfare
Emerging Technologies

Dawn of the Intelligent Machines – What it means for the Future of Warfare

1st September 2020 Zeeshan Javed 0

Alan Turing’s paper on the ability of machines to ‘think’ left the entire world amazed at the notion that a machine could have a mind of its own. Ever since, swathes of research teams and […]

Mapping Pakistan’s Foreign Policy Challenges
Analysis

Mapping Pakistan’s Foreign Policy Challenges

31st August 2020 Syed Ali Zia Jaffery 1

In a recent conversation at the Atlantic Council, Special Assistant to Prime Minister on National Security Division and Strategic Policy Planning Cell, Dr Moeed Yusuf categorically said that Pakistan wants to advance economic diplomacy, so […]

Analysis

Israeli-Gulf Rapprochement: Strategic Implications for Pakistan

31st August 2020 Rabia Akhtar 8

In 1958, Pakistan leased the Badaber base near Peshawar to the U.S. for ten years. The base was to be used as a U.S. communications facility and for ten years, it collected accurate technical and […]

Hypocrisy of Erdogan
Analysis

Hypocrisy of Erdogan

30th August 2020 Raja Furqan Ahmed 0

A diplomatic reshuffle was seen in the Middle East region recently when Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) agreed to normalize their relations in a deal brokered by US President Donald Trump. Israel and […]

The Demise of US-Russia Bilateral Arms Control Architecture and China
Analysis

The Demise of US-Russia Bilateral Arms Control Architecture and China

29th August 2020 Samran Ali 0

NEW START remains the only arms control agreement verifiably reducing and capping the strategic nuclear arsenal of the United States and Russia. The agreement will expire in February 2021 unless extended by both the superpowers […]

Why the S 400 would not serve India's purpose?
Analysis

Why the S 400 would not serve India’s purpose?

26th August 2020 Maheen Shafeeq 0

The Indian military is on a spree of sophisticated defence procurements from around the world. It has manifested active engagement in defence alliances to buttress its military force posture. Indian military modernization, however, suffers from […]

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