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Can Pakistan Match India’s Most Dangerous New Nuclear Capability?

India has quietly crossed a threshold that Pakistan has no answer to —for the first time in the history of South Asian nuclear competition,...

India’s Nuclear Hydrogen Moment: A World First in Search of a Strategy

For decades, India has been working on nuclear energy. India has also been working on clean energy independence for decades. On June 26, both...

The Death of Air Superiority: How Drone Warfare Has Become Democratised

Ever since the Italo-Turkish War of 1911, when aircraft were first deployed in combat, the assumption that whoever controlled the skies controlled the conflict...

China’s Pacific Missile Test and the Indo-Pacific’s New Nuclear Reality

On July 6, at 12:01pm Beijing time, a Chinese nuclear-powered submarine launched a ballistic missile from beneath the South China Sea. The missile came...

Why China’s Submarine Missile Test Matters for Its Nuclear Deterrent?

China's successful submarine-launched ballistic missile test into the southern Pacific this week was more than a routine military exercise. It provided Beijing with a...

A Time to Stop Laughing: Trump Policies and Nuclear War

“The man who laughs has simply not yet heard the terrible news.”- Bertolt Brecht On April 7, 2026, after launching an American war against Iran,...

Influence Without Arms: The New Logic of Nuclear Deterrence – Book Review

Influence Without Arms: The New Logic of Nuclear Deterrence tackles a pressing question in international security: why do states that have the technological capacity...

Managing Nuclear Risk: American and Israeli Obligations

“It must not be forgotten that it is perhaps more dangerous for a nation to allow itself to be conquered intellectually than by arms.”...

South Korea’s Tactical Nuclear Question: Lessons from West Germany

During the Cold War, West Germany faced a dilemma that now feels increasingly familiar to South Korea. It was a frontline U.S. treaty ally,...

Hypersonic Tracking and the Future of Strategic Stability

For decades, satellites have provided critical data for military activities in active and non-active combat zones. One of the most significant integration of space-based...

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Why Didn’t the Iran–Israel War Divide the Middle East?

Throughout the history of international relations, major crises have...

Military Chaplains and Strategy in West Africa

The West Africa Religious Affairs Symposium, held in Accra...

Is China Really Filling America’s Vacuum?

Evidence from 2026 shows that China is not simply...

The Story of Two Straits: Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb

The Houthi threats remain in the stage of statements...
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