Opinion Articles

The year 2025 has witnessed unprecedented levels of conflict and warfare, leading to deep mistrust, intensified strategic competition, and increased modernization in both conventional and nuclear arms. These developments have …

Offensive doctrines lie at the heart of Indian defence policy. It aims to punish the enemy through the use of force that relies on large army formations and strives to …

The center of gravity of naval activities in the present epoch has been gradually shifting from the high seas to the littorals. This made acquiring advanced knowledge of the littoral …

India–Bangladesh relations have worsened since the ouster of Sheikh Hasina Wajid. The chief determinant of bilateral ties has long been whether the Awami League is in power in Dhaka, as …

India’s decision to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty is a sign of a strategic rupture, one that directly threatens regional peace and stability in South Asia. For over six and …

From missile strikes to suspending river treaties, actions after the Pahalgam attack raise serious questions and risk pushing a fragile region closer to catastrophe The April 22, 2025, terror attack …

Chris Miller once wrote in Chip War that “the rivalry between the United States and China may well be determined by computing power,” and for a decade that idea seemed to orbit …

The Pakistan Nuclear Regulatory Authority promotes nuclear safety and security internationally through adherence to international standards, collaborations, and knowledge exchange with other countries. The institution ensures that Pakistan’s nuclear program …

India’s expanding nuclear ambitions are evident in the recent 2.8 billion dollar uranium supply deal concluded with Canada. Yet questions persist about the country’s safety culture, even as New Delhi …

CTBT prohibits all nuclear weapon test explosions, but has not been legally implemented yet. Its strength is based on its legal and moral weight and its verification regime, which is …