Security & Conflict
Leaving the legacy behind: Analyzing Gen. Bajwa’s six years of Command
The military is a country's most potent institution. The army has been the most important and responsible institution in Pakistan during the 75 years...
Role of Pak-Military in Combating Terrorism: Post-2017 Analysis
Over the past 20 years, Pakistan has continued to be a target of terrorism. It has endured a great deal of hardship as a...
Xi’s Third Term: China National Security Analysis
In his opening speech to the 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which concluded on October 22, President Xi Jinping emphasized...
Psychological Warfare (PSYOPS)- The Pandora’s Box of Security Issues
The world, functioning in its numerous forms and dimensions, is primarily perceived and misperceived by individuals through the faculty of the human Mind. A...
Growing India Israel Relations: A Threat to Sovereignty of Gulf States
India has developed remarkable ties with the Gulf nations, particularly the GCC, over the past few decades. The significant trade between GCC nations and...
Terrorism intensifying across Africa, exploiting instability and conflict
The growth of terrorism is a major threat to international peace and security, currently felt most keenly in Africa, the deputy UN chief told...
Crime and terrorism thriving again in Afghanistan amid economic ruin
Two-thirds of Afghans are going hungry, with girls' education subject to “random edicts” of the Taliban, while crime and terrorism are thriving once more...
Challenges to Peace and Security in Asia/Indo-pacific Region
The Asia-Pacific region is a geopolitical location for economic and military rivalries between the world's superpowers. There are about 60 participating countries in the...
Military Mobility: EU proposes actions to allow armed forces to move faster and better across borders
Today, the Commission and the High Representative put forward an Action Plan on Military Mobility 2.0 and a Joint Communication on an EU cyber...
2022 U.S. Nuclear Posture Review and the Future of Global Arms Control
During the Cold War, although five states demonstrated their nuclear weapons capability and the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NTP) recognizes these as Nuclear Weapons States (NWSs)...