Revisiting Economics as the End, Way and Means of Security: A Pakistani Perspective
Contemporary conflicts have increasingly
involved economics as the core component of strategy. States have traditionally
used economics to further their national security objectives which can range
from...
Revisiting Saudi-Iranian Rivalry: From A Cold War Perspective
Middle East
considered the “bridge between the East and West” has long grabbed attention of
great power policy makers due to its geostrategic and geopolitical
significance. After...
After 150 Years: Suez Canal Still matters
“No one is
more a canalist than I, but I want the Canal to belong to Egypt, not Egypt to
the Canal”-Isma’il Pasha, Khedive of Egypt
The...
Rethinking Cyber warfare: Strategic Implications for United States and China
“Every age had its own kind of war, its own
limiting conditions, and its own peculiar preconceptions.”Carl von Clausewitz
Internet
has transformed the front lines of war....
Reassessing Realities of a Multi-Polar World Order
Multi-polarity has become prominent
feature in the day to day vocabulary of diplomats, statesmen and policymakers. Former
United States (US) Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton at...