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China’s Big but Weak Navy: The illusion of Maritime Power
China's People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) has grown rapidly in recent decades, becoming the world's largest navy by sheer number of vessels. However, size...
Shaping Alliances: U.S. Political, Military, and Diplomatic Engagement with Israel Since 1990
The United States is the first country which had recognized the independence of Israel in 1948, after its announcement of statehood. From that instant...
Geopolitics of South Asia: China-Pakistan Friction, Evolving US-India Relations, and Sanctions on Pakistan
South Asia has emerged as a critical hotspot for global geopolitics, with shifting alliances and rivalries shaping the region's strategic environment. Recently, three key...
Gunboat Diplomacy: China’s Strategy to Dominate the South China Sea
This article discusses the issue of China's gunboat diplomacy in the South China Sea, a strategy that poses significant threats to regional stability, international...
From Tradition to Transformation: India’s Maritime Power in the Global Arena
India’s remarkable journey in warship building reflects its transformation from a historical maritime nation to a dominant resident power. Recent milestones, including the simultaneous...
Escalation of Security Situation in Kurram: A Complex Web of Cross-Border Tensions
The volatile security situation in the Kurram region has witnessed a significant escalation, primarily fueled by a series of cross-border confrontations between Afghan forces...
Cyber Pandora’s Box
In today’s interconnected world, national security has ceased to revolve solely around armored tanks, advanced missiles and formidable fighter jets. A hushed warzone is...
Pakistan’s Airstrikes Target TTP Training Camps in Border Areas: A Response to Cross-Border Terrorism
In a recent escalation of its efforts to curb cross-border terrorism, Pakistan launched targeted airstrikes against the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) training camps situated in...
Indo-Pacific Tides: United States’ Strategy in the Age of Rising Powers
The Indo-Pacific, which refers to the geographical area that includes the Indian and Pacific Oceans, makes up approximately 65% of all the world’s waters....
Nuclear weapons and LRBMs: A Deterrence or a Pretext for Geopolitical Pressure?
In today’s complex international political landscape, nuclear weapons and long-range ballistic missile (LRBM) programs often spark debates about security and global power dynamics. Recently,...