Opinion Articles

French Prime Minister Clemenceau once asserted that war is too consequential to be entrusted solely to soldiers. Similarly, cyberspace is deemed too critical to be left solely in the hands of …

Sanctions have historically been ineffective in achieving their political goals; often causing harm to the people, they are intended to help. They point out that autocratic regimes can use sanctions …

In a highly integrated world, the complex interdependence among states has necessitated the need to establish better channels of trade and communication. Regional Economic Integration is the idea that collaboration …

URANIUM prices have exhibited a recent upward trajectory, portending a more environmentally sustainable energy future. This surge in uranium prices, approximately 12 percent within a single month, has exceeded the …

27th October is the Black Day in the history of Kashmir marked with 76 years of Indian Illegal Occupation of Jammu and Kashmir. India has endeavored to quell the indigenous …

IN the evolving landscape of modern warfare, there is a profound disparity in the way conflicts are perceived and portrayed around the world. This divergence becomes glaringly evident when we …

Soon after the revolt in the Poonch and Mirpur areas and after the liberation of Azad Kashmir, a revolutionary government was established. The newly formed government was intended to function …

Australia, Japan, and the Philippines have all urged the international community to begin talks on a convention that would limit the manufacture of fissile materials that can be used to …

The advancement of technology has made the world a global village. Countries are now collaborating to develop and enhance technologies that can benefit their economy and security. The India-US Initiative on Critical …

Central Asia is becoming a battleground for competing interests once again. Nations in the region are important members of China’s flagship Belt and Road Initiative, and Beijing has invested heavily …