On April 22, 2025, the Pahalgam incident took place in Illegally Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) — a region long recognized as disputed under international law. It’s a critical …
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India’s Abrogation of Indus Water Treaty: Violation of International Law Or India’s Water Terrorism
by Kumail Mehdiby Kumail MehdiIndia and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed states in South Asia, have a history of mistrust and conflict, primarily driven by the territorial dispute of Kashmir. As a consequence of the recent …
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As NATO absorbs the implications of a second Trump presidency, a consequential debate is brewing within its ranks: Can Europe rely on U.S. nuclear guarantees forever, or is the time …
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From Oil to Nuclear Energy: Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 for a Sustainable Future
by Hira Bashirby Hira BashirIn August 2009, Saudi Arabia announced that it would focus on exploring a nuclear power program. This initiative led to the April 2010 royal decree emphasizing atomic energy’s importance in …
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The Fusion of India’s Soft Power and Hybrid Warfare, A Strategic Concern
by Abdul Basitby Abdul BasitIn the current geopolitical churn, where influence is jostled for not just with tanks and trade but with quiet handshakes and shady backdoors, India’s diplomatic game has taken on a …
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Bangladesh’s Ocean Guardian Claim: What It Means for IOR in general and Pakistan in particular
Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Laureate of Bangladesh while his visit to China claimed that Northeast India (Seven Sisters States) is Landlocked and Bangladesh is the ‘only guardian of the Indian Ocean’ …
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The killing of 26 tourists on 22nd April in Baisaran Valley, Anantnag district, Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu & Kashmir, has triggered yet another wave of blame games, misinformation, and political …
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The attack on a tourist site in Pahalgam, IIOJK, is yet another classic example of Indian false flag operations. India has been employing tactics to malign Pakistan’s international posture and …
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The Conference on Disarmament (CD), long viewed as the world’s principal negotiating forum for arms control and disarmament, is now better described as a diplomatic treadmill—where delegations run endlessly, burn …
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As the world witnesses rapid technological advances, continuous investment in research and development (R&D) has become a compulsion for contemporary military powers. This requires governments to allocate necessary resources for …