In order to dramatically expand nuclear power, India is bringing the private sector into a nuclear legal framework traditionally dominated by the state. In this regard, India passed the Sustainable …
Syeda Tahreem Bukhari
Syeda Tahreem Bukhari
Associate Director research, working on Strategic Stability in South Asia, Indian State, Society & Strategic Designs.
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Key Takeaways: Former finance secretary Subhash Chandra Garg says India’s latest ~7.8% GDP print looks inflated because last year’s April–June base was revised down; without that, current-price growth would have …
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The Makkah accord signed by Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey on August 7, 2026 marked a significant development in the evolving security architect of the Middle East and South Asia. The agreement …
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The book, titled Strategic Reckoning: Perspectives on Deterrence and Escalation Post-Pahalgam-May 2025, is edited by Prof Dr Rabia Akhtar, a leading Pakistani scholar and strategic analyst specializing in nuclear security, strategic stability, and …
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THE Makkah Accord signed by Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkiye on August 7, 2026 marked a significant development in the evolving security architect of Middle East and South Asia. The …
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This paper examines India‘s strategic autonomy from the Cold war to the era of great power competition. It explains how India was theoretically pursuing strategic autonomy while in practical terms …
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Nuclear Arms Control in South Asia: Politics, Postures & Practices written by Dr. Zafar Nawaz Jaspal traces the changing pattern of India-Pakistan rivalry in a nuclearized regional political order and …
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With the evolution of new military technologies, the trajectory of war has undergone a massive change. Historically, wars were fought through direct confrontation on the battlefield, while contemporary warfare is …
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Jammu and Kashmir a disputed territory between Pakistan and India has been termed as “the most dangerous place on earth,” by the former US president Bill Clinton in late 1990s. …
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For nearly three decades, India has steadily explored pathways for military escalation below the nuclear threshold. This approach has evolved through doctrines such as the Sunderji Doctrine, Cold Start Doctrine, …