A significant change in global security occurred on 5 February 2026. The New START treaty, the final treaty that restricted the U.S. and Russian strategic nuclear weapons expired. Along with it, …
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The concept of artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer the stuff of science fiction; it is a rapidly encroaching reality within the defence community. The technology is quietly gaining ground within the inner sanctums …
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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 …
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Deliberate decisions to use nuclear weapons are no longer what drives nuclear escalation in the strategic environment of today. Rather, it is becoming more influenced by events taking place in many spheres …
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In The Invisible War: Cyber Attacks and the New Age of Conflict, Sarwat Parvez has provided a timely and cutting-edge insight on how war has changed in the digital age. …
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The most important security threats of the twenty-first century do not announce themselves anymore by troop movements or missile tests. They appear noiselessly, in the form of algorithms, data sets, …
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On 17 September 2025, Pakistan upgraded and formalized its security and defence ties with KSA once it inked “Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement” (SMDA). The strategic timing of the pact is important …
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Opinion Articles
Vaccines And Crisis Of Trust: Pakistan’s Cervical Cancer Campaign And Global Battle Against Misinformation
Pakistan has officially rolled out its national cervical cancer vaccination program, a long-awaited milestone in women’s health. Yet, the achievement is unfolding alongside a troubling resurgence of vaccine resistance—this time not confined …
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AbstractThis article investigates the rapid growth of China’s digital economy over a past decade, highlighting its strategic alignment with global economic competition and technological advancements. To foster its digital economy, …
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More than anything else, cybersecurity is essential to global peace and stability in the twenty-first century. States are starting to recognise that, like more conventional security risks, digital vulnerabilities that …
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