Research Paper

Abstract The NPT, once considered a cornerstone of arms control and disarmament, is under increasing strain as the Third Nuclear Age dawns, characterized by technological developments, doctrinal changes, and renewed …

Abstract The global nonproliferation regime’s ability to adapt to changing geopolitical conditions and uphold established rules is essential to its integrity. A fundamental requirement for membership in the Nuclear Suppliers …

Abstract: The proliferation hazards and the illegal use of nuclear material and related technology have long been a source of concern. India aspires to play a major role on the …

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, …

ABSTRACT The interaction between domestic politics and arms control policy is a critical yet often underexplored dimension of strategic stability in South Asia. This paper examines how internal political dynamics …

AbstractNuclear technologies, including energy production, medicine, water management and industrial innovation, are key to achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This paper explores how nuclear technology can contribute to …

AbstractIn what ways is cyberspace changing national security paradigms for governments negotiating changing strategic environments and technical advancements? The conceptual shift of security in the digital age is examined in …

AbstractThe Atoms for Peace programme was launched by U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1953 to help countries use nuclear technology for peaceful purposes like energy, medicine, and agriculture. However, …

AbstractThis paper interrogates the contemporary transformation of the Kashmir conflict through the theoretical lenses of settler colonialism, Gramscian hegemony, and David Harvey’s concept of accumulation by dispossession. In the aftermath …

Abstract Ever since the Iranian Revolution (1979), Iran and Saudi Arabia have tussled for regional dominance. Their competition defines the Middle Eastern conflict dynamics, for the region’s many armed conflicts–Yemen, Iraq, …