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Space Diplomacy: India’s new foreign policy tool

For 25 years, Space stations and GPS satellites have been mapping the outer space 12,000 miles above the earth's surface. Space has always been an unchartered...

Effectiveness of Nuclear Deterrence of India and Pakistan in Pulwama incident

The recent ‘Pulwama crisis were triggered by a suicide attack byAdil Ahmed Dar a 19 years old young Kashmiri from the Indian Occupied Kashmir (IoK).  He   was...

PTI Government in Pakistan: To full-fill its promise on curbing Corruption

Big achievements of PTI (Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf) Government in Pakistan. Corruption is an international phenomenon, especially among developing and underdeveloped countries. Corruption is a major hurdle in the...

Gentlemen’s game or Propaganda? Cricket and the India-Pakistan Voices

Can a sport be utilized as an effective propaganda tool? And if so, does it ideally mean that government intrusion is a necessity for its success?...

China – Pakistan: Symphony of Friendship

It is a well-understood certitude that the iron bond between Beijing and Islamabad gained more strength the moment CPEC was incepted. With growing progress, it got more...

Growing Alliance between Islamabad and Kremlin

New equations of the world order are being drawn and global orientations have been changing. It is time for Pakistan to step-up its diplomatic ties to...

Will India meet US expectations at critical moment?

Recent cooperation between US and India has witnessed exponential growth. Whether it is Civil-Nuclear deal or Major Defense Partner (MDP) agreement. The US support for India to...

Defying authority: Arab, Russia and Pakistan protesters learn lessons of 2011

Demonstrators in Sudan, Algeria and nations beyond the Middle East such as Pakistan and Russia are applying lessons learnt from the 2011 popular Arab revolts as...

The BrahMos Test and its Implications

The BrahMos which derives its nomenclature from the two rivers, the Brahmaputra in India and Moskva in Russia is claimed to be the world’s fastest cruise...

CPEC: Pakistan’s Road towards Economic and Political Brilliance

CPEC is not just a small prospect for Pakistan but one which has the potential to possibly turn the state into geo-economically substantial powerhouse in South...

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The Anti-Ballistic Coalition: Laudable Intent with Unrealistic Promises

Nine European nations – Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, the...
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