More: Pakistan
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...
Pakistan-China: Social Relations and Soft Power
The intense
increase in the image and power China as a global actor having vast
geopolitical and geo-economical determinations has been perhaps the biggest
story of the...
Does Pakistan’s Nuclear Doctrine Stand Vindicated Post-Pulwama?
Earlier
this week on 28th May, Pakistan marked more than two decades of technological
prowess since successfully harnessing nuclear weapons capability. Termed as
the’ Day of Greatness’...
The United Nations failure in the Indo-Pak Bump: Causes and Consequences
Authors: Najma Hashmi & Sofia Abdul
Qayyum
The word ‘bump’ means ‘rivalry’ or
‘conflict’. The acronym elucidate the situation of contention between two
different poles of power...
Standards build trust
Modern
conception over today’s worldly aspects, in its entire heart and soul, is
leagued with persuasion of self-interests and materialism.
Owing
humblest gratitude to the technological advancement and...
Pakistan: Is it in Midst of Debt Trap?
Pakistan is
a country with a population of 210 million, 6th largest country by population,
23rd largest in term of Purchasing Power Parity (PPP), and 40th...
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...