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India’s NFU Card
The
Nuclearization of South-Asia in 1998 marked considerable changes in the
regional security dynamics. This also had a considerable impact on regional and
extra-regional politics, the security...
Does an Ambiguous Indian Nuclear Stance Benefit Anyone?
The recent
escalation in India-Pakistan tensions resulting from the deteriorating human
rights situation in Kashmir has since its outset carried the threat of
spiraling into the realm...
The Burning Kashmir: Another Future Hindu Majority Region in India on the Masterplan
Kashmir
northern most geographical region of the Indian subcontinent. Snow-capped
mountains, mountain lakes, and fields of flowers–Kashmir is known far and wide
as the “Heaven on Earth”....
Approaching ICJ against wily India on Kashmir
Kashmir is
a simmering cauldron. `Indian Home Minister Amit Shah proposed in parliament to
scrap Article 370 of the Indian constitution, saying Jammu and Kashmir will...
Modi-fying Kashmir and Historical Facts
The Modi
government on 5th august 2019 revoked two key constitutional provisions —
Article 370 and Article 35A — which gave the state of Jammu and...
From West To East A Somber Week
It has been
a somber week.
An orphaned
dugong nurtured and returned to the sea has died from eating plastic. Mariam died from a stomach infection...
Kashmir: A Victim of the Influence of Major Powers
India-Pakistan relations are constantly tense and
India-Pakistan history is full of struggles and rivalries. The problems between
the two countries have emerged on the international scene...
India’s veiled nuclear threat
India’s
defence minister’s statement reflects a paradigm shift in India’s nuclear
policy. It appears India has already perfected its delivery systems, and
RADAR jamming capability. It launched...
China- Pakistan: Centaur of Friendship
China has
been always quotes as an all-weather ally to Pakistan. This mark is not been
achieved in a day. Pakistan and China have always been...
In a Dark Time: The Expected Consequences of an India-Pakistan Nuclear War
Twenty-one years ago, in 1998, Dr. Louis René Beres, Professor Emeritus of International Law at Purdue University, published an authoritative article in the AMERICAN...