Security & Conflict
Hypersonic Weapons Hype?
If one is to
believe the countless recent articles about hypersonic weapons, then Russia and
China have invented a revolutionary weapon fundamentally challenging U.S.
missile defense and...
Not-so-Nuclear War
On February 4, 2020, the U.S. Department of Defense officially
announced the first combat patrol mission of a
nuclear-powered submarine carrying low-yield nuclear-tipped ballistic missiles.
Some details...
‘Da Cui Yun’ – False Flag Operation
“Customs detains Karachi-bound ship in Gujarat:
Report”
February 3, 2020, the tragic day of sheer
propaganda where India claimed Ship was carrying a dual-use autoclave in it....
The future of combat: How Europe draws development data from the field
The risks which apply
to all industries, applies also to military industries, naturally. “Creating
the need” is a common commercial policy for large firms, when addressing...
Pakistan committed to curbing Money Laundering and Terror Financing
Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is the
global money laundering and terrorist financing watchdog. It has nine associate
members and Asia Pacific Group is one of...
India-US Defence Deal 2020: Security Implications for Pakistan
During recent Trump’s visit to India, both
the countries signed US 3 billion dollars defence deal involving various
sophisticated weapons. The deal consists of the sale...
RA’AD-II: Enhancing Pakistan’s Deterrence Posture
Over the past few years, the South Asian
region has witnessed profound developments and enhancements of cruise missiles. This is primarily because of India’s
aspirations for...
India’s Defense Modernization and Regional Implications
The Sweden-based institute, Stockholm
International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), which focuses on conflict,
armaments, arms control and disarmament at global arena, in its latest findings
ranked India...
Current State of Terrorism and Counter-terrorism measures of Pakistan
Lately, there have been numerous reports and indicators that hint
at the improved security situation across the country. According to the report
of Pakistan Institute for...
Why more Indian soldiers die in suicides and fratricides than in combat?
Every now
and then, media flash news of suicides and fratricides in Indian armed forces.
A Sepoy,
Prince Kumar (25), shot himself at Chinar camp in...