Pakistan, a country located in South Asia, has been actively pursuing the development of its civil nuclear program for several decades. While the primary objective of Pakistan’s nuclear program is …
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Opinion Articles
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If India developed an atomic bomb, we too will develop one ‘even if we have to eat grass or leaves or to remain hungry’ because there is no conventional alternative …
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The presence of nuclear weapons in South Asia has truncated the likelihood of a war, as both India and Pakistan understand the dire consequences of a nuclear exchange. Albeit India …
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The basic premise of the deterrence theory is that a country possessing nuclear weapons can prevent another country from any kind of aggression by threatening to respond with nuclear weapons. …
Strategic Forecast
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Climate change is an urgent global challenge that demands united efforts and groundbreaking solutions. As a testament to the urgency of this issue, the Green Climate Fund (GCF) has recently …
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The term “right-wing Hindu extremism” is often associated with Prime Minister Modi. The Hindu nationalist movement has rapidly gained popularity and prominence in India’s political scene under his leadership. In …
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With the US-China rivalry growing in the region diplomatic efforts like the recent visit of US foreign minister Mr. Blinken are aimed at  retaining normalcy. Pakistan is running out of …
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