Security & Conflict
Increased international transparency in military spending is possible
Authors: Dr Nan Tian and Pieter D. Wezeman On 20 October the First Committee of the United Nations General Assembly will discuss the annual...
Advancement in India’s Military Technology: Security Repercussion for Pakistan
It is a radar system that uses the motion of the vehicle (such as a spacecraft) carrying it to simulate a system having a...
Foreign Infiltration into the Australian Public Service
With Australia positioned uniquely in Asia but with its roots in the west, the government’s civil service – the Australian Public Service (APS) –...
The forgotten science of cooperative threat reduction
The announcement that Russia had completed the destruction of its chemical weapons stockpile was rightly applauded as a milestone in multilateral arms control. However,...
Syrian Statelets and Intelligence Games: Al-Sham’s New Mukhabarat
A novel Alawite-Shi’a security network may be developing in the Assad statelet now defining western Syria. It consists of an archipelago layered with remnants...
Linking Resource Scarcity with Conflict
Resource scarcity can be explained through three principals. First is basic human security requires adequate resources in the specific location. The human population is...
Impact of Terrorism on Policy Making in South Asia Region
South Asia region has been raveling terrorism from decades. Despite having potential economic growth, in bulk of natural resources along with maritime possession and...
Pakistan’s Second Strike Capability: Implications for South Asian Stability
The aim of this paper is to analyze the implications of Pakistan Second Strike Capability on the stability of South Asia using the lens...
eBook: The Coming Cyber Storm- Examining the Russia-US-China Hacking Nexus
There can be no denying the importance of cyber-conflict and the potential of cyber-war in the 21st century. What was once restricted to the...
Is War Obsolete?
The purpose of this essay is to analyze the arguments in favor and against the obsoleteness of the war particularly after the cold war....