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India was Responsible for Pakistan’s Nuclear Tests
On May 28
each year, Pakistan proudly celebrates its decision to conduct nuclear tests,
codenamed as Chagai-I and Chagai-II. On this day, Pakistan achieved credible
nuclear deterrence...
The Capriciousness of Hybrid Warfare in South Asia
There is a famous quote by Sun Tzu that
‘the supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting’. This saying
aptly describes the...
The Nuclear Tests of 28th May
The introduction of nuclear
weapons in South Asia was a result of covert activities by Indian scientists,
who diverted the Canadian nuclear supplies given for research...
Would it be Last Bailout Package for Pakistan from IMF?
Authors: Berjis Kamal Abbasi and Sara
Batool
The post-war liberal international economic
order has established by the United States with the spirit to promote
capitalism, market economy...
21 years of Nuclearization of South Asia: Current Doctrinal Trends
Since the nuclearization of South-Asia in 1998, the region’s
security dynamics have changed considerably. This has had a profound and
irreversible impact on regional and extra-regional...
India Naval Ambitions and Strategic Stability of South Asia
For a long time, India has held the ambition of becoming one of
the greatest military powers in the world. For this purpose, India spends...
Pakistani woes likely to dominate Chinese vice president’s visit
Security and the viability of China’s massive investment is likely to
top Chinese Vice President
Wang Qishan’s agenda when he lands this
weekend in the Pakistani capital...
Indian Elections 2019: Towards New Economic and Political Goals
The current protracted election campaign has been
enduringly characterized, by a lingering overhang of foreign policy and
national security considerations, punctuated by constant reminders of India’s
rising...
Ports of Pakistan and Gwadar’s Potential as a Transshipment Port
The oceans
play an important role in transportation of cargo in the world over, being the
cheapest mode of transportation as compared to rail, road and...
Water logging and Salinity: A threat in the face of barrenness
The Annual
cost of crop losses from the problem of water logging and salinity has been
estimated between Rs 15bn and Rs 55bn
Currently,
different areas in the...