Security & Conflict
The British Nuclear Trident
Of all the “official” nuclear powers (Russia, the US, France, the UK, China), the UK arguably displays the most peculiar approach to nuclear deterrence....
Non-Muslim people in the terrorist organizations: A case of Russia
According to the European Commission, more than 42,000 foreign fighters joined terrorist organizations between 2011 and 2016, around 5,000 of whom are believed to be...
Human Security amid Thucydides Trap in a Post Covid-19 World
The primary concern for the states is security; some would say military security before the human security. Hans Morgenthau, the notable classical realist scholar...
A Hypothetical Scenario in the China Sea
It is generally known that the modern world has a great interest in the East Asia region, were some of the greatest super powers...
COVID-19 and Future of Non-Traditional Threats to National Security
The term ‘security’ is a comprehensive concept that encompasses the internal and external security threats faced by nation-states within the prevalent international system. Thus,...
Propoganda and its types
Propaganda can be referred to as an organized effort to influence and control the views, behaviors or action of other people through arguments, signs,...
COVID-19 added new Dimension to Ongoing ‘Undeclared Third World War’
The outbreak of COVID-19 has demonstrated the destructive potential of virus as a weapon of mass destruction. It has added a new dimension to...
COVID19 and conspiracy theories: A Chinese virus or a bio-weapon?
United States’ president Donald Trump thinks that COVID19 is a `Chinese virus’. Conspiracy theories are making rounds that the virus was compounded in a...
India’s ISR capabilities: Implications for Pakistan
Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) per se are not a new concept and have existed since early time of wars depending upon their need...
Justifying the Need for Pakistan’s Enhanced Counter Force Conventional Deterrence
Pakistan’s conventional force posture faces severe challenges arising from India’s conventional military modernization and its proactive strategies, which India claims would likely stay below...