India’s Rising Potential and Strategic Hubris
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Pakistan’s SCO Chairmanship: Turning Regional Vision into Practical Progress
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India’s Unilateral Declaration Cannot Suspend a Binding Treaty By Rakhshanda Mehtab
India’s Unilateral Declaration Cannot Suspend a Binding Treaty By Rakhshanda Mehtab India’s Unilateral Declaration Cannot Suspend a Binding Treaty . …
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Beyond The American Umbrella: A New Strategic Triangle Takes Shape by Raza Rumi
The Saudi Arabia-Türkiye-Pakistan defence pact is a watershed in regional security because it brings together three major Muslim states with …
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Neighbourly cooperation By Muhammad Amir Rana
PAKISTAN is an active member of the UN, with a track record of supporting the peaceful resolution of conflicts worldwide. …
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Pakistan’s Deterrence Capability By Nadir Ali
Pakistan’s Deterrence Capability By Nadir Ali Pakistan is the unsung and misunderstood hero in the quest for peace in South …
Read MoreArms Race in South Asia By Mohammad Jamil
PAKISTAN said on Friday that India’s decision to buy S-400 missile defence system from Russia will further destabilise the region …
Read MorePopulation Crisis | Editorial
THE perils of a runaway population are well known. Pakistan, with 208m people at last count, is often described as …
Read MoreImplications of Indo-Israel Defence Nexus in South Asia By Mahvish Malik
Indo-Israel nexus is not something new when it comes to strategic cooperation between the two. Both states have been jointly …
Read MoreDeterrence And Stability in South Asia By Adeela Ahmad
Herman Kahn is a renowned theorist of Deterrence. Other strategic scholars such as Andre Beaufre, Phil Williams, Kenneth Waltz, Bernard …
Read MoreDeterrence Equation in South Asia By Beenish Altaf
The nuclear deterrence equation in South Asia is gradually changing amidst the acquisition of advanced technologies and missile developments by …
Read MoreSouth Asia’s Nuclear Problem By Asma Khalid
The three main nuclear players of Asia, China, India and Pakistan, have established a “triangular” dilemma due to their security …
Read MoreThreats to Security in South Asian Region By Malik Muhammad Ashraf
The security situation in the South Asian region remains precarious in the backdrop of the dynamics of the global politics, …
Read MoreWill China’s SCO fix Asia’s Problems? By Huma Rehman
The Central and South Asian region has been labelled the most fragile region in the world, presenting similar patterns of …
Read MoreAre Pakistan-US Relations on the Mend? By Talat Masood
Relations between the United States and Pakistan have remained under severe stress ever since the US raided Osama bin Laden’s …
Read MoreSaving South Asia From a Water War? By Syed Qamar Afzal Rizvi
THE unilateral inception/operation of Kishanganga Dam by the Indian prime minister in the Indian occupied Kashmir is reflective of Indian …
Read MoreNuclear Pakistan: Bolstering Strategic Stability in South Asia By Syed Ali Zia Jaffery
28 May 1998 saw the birth of the seventh nuclear-weapon-state when Pakistan decided to respond to India’s nuclear tests carried …
Read MoreSouth Asian Strategic Stability and Indian Bomb By Ahyousha Khan
IN the history of proliferation, month of May is of great significance for the South Asian region as in this …
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