Blurring The Lines of War and Peace: Gray Zone Conflicts in New Era of Great Power Competition
Abstract: The nature of warfare has evolved continuously and in contemporary era the role of irregular wars along the spectrum of warfare has enhanced...
Indian Force Modernization: A Threat to Strategic Stability in South Asia
Hans J Morgenthau in his classical work of Politics Among Nations stated that the aspiration for power on part of several nations, each trying...
The Prospects of Nuclear Disarmament in the New Nuclear Architecture
The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) is the foundation for the nuclear arms control and disarmament initiatives. Since coming into effect in 1970, the P5...
South China Sea Dispute: In Light of International Law of the Seas
The South China Sea (SCS) is one of the most disputed sea in the world, with contested maritime claims by Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia,...
Maintaining Command of the Sea: Maritime Doctrines of Pakistan and India
Maritime and naval component is an important part of political, economic and military domain of a maritime nation. This component enhances a states role...
Gray Zone Conflicts in Asia Pacific
The Asia Pacific region holds front row seat in geo-political, economic, and strategic issues in international relations. The pivot to Asia policy of the...