Pakistan was created as an Islamic Republic with a demography comprising of both Majority Muslims (96.2%) and Minorities, which include Christians (1.59%), Sikhs, Hindus (1.6%), Ahmadis (0.22%), and others (0.07%). …
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“The Dark Web is a reflection of the criminal underworld, showcasing the adaptability of crime to technological advancements. Its anonymity fosters a parallel economy, fueling cybercrime’s evolution.” – Dr. Michael McGuire. …
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Pakistan and China have agreed to spend USD 4.8 billion to build a Hualong One reactor as unit 5 of the Chashma nuclear power project in Pakistan’s city of Mianwali …
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Burhan Wani, a name etched in the collective memory of those who strive for justice and freedom in the Kashmir region. His unwavering determination and efforts to keep the Kashmiri …
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In an era marked by the escalating energy crisis, rampant fossil fuel consumption, and the existential threat of climate change, the need for collective action has never been more urgent. …
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The implementation of the CAA law after four years being ratified in December 2019, introduces expedited citizenship pathways for persecuted minorities originating from neighboring nations, encompassing Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, …
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In contemporary India, the status quo for minority groups, notably the Muslim demographic comprising 14.2% of the population, is experiencing a notable erosion. A comprehensive report by Hindutva Watch has …
Strategic Perspectives (Vol. II No. 1 (2024): Winter 2024)
India’s Evolving Space Militarization and the Security Implications for Pakistan
Abu Hurrairah Abbasi & Saher Liaqat
National Security Implications of Africa’s Demographic Timebomb in the Twenty-First Century
Mercedes F. Scheible
Role of Directed Energy Weapons (DEWs) in Shaping the Future of Warfare in South Asia
Itfa Khurshid