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Pakistan & India’s NSG membership: Challenges and prospects
Both the front runners of South Asia have found a new interest in becoming a part of the international non-proliferation regime. This desire was...
28th NSG Plenary: National Interests or Non-proliferation Norms
Another year has elapsed and future of South Asian non-NPT states aspiring to become member of Nuclear Suppliers Group is still hanging in the...
India’s Blood-Filled Kashmir Policy
Indian Occupied Kashmir continue to witness bloodshed as Indian forces are indiscriminately and incessantly hunting down the innocent people in the name of so-called...
NSG Expansion for Non-NPT States: India and Pakistan’s Case
The ascent of the NSG as one of the critical and influentialcartel groups promoting the cause of non-proliferation intends to urge India to become...
Pakistan’s Quest for NSG Membership and Role of China
Pakistan has been trying to acquire the member ship of the 48 member Nuclear Suppliers Group(NSG) for the past several years. Its quest for...
Pakistan and India’s Revival of Ceasefire Agreement 2003 and Need to Formalize it
The mutual decision of Indian and Pakistani military officials to reinforce ceasefire along the borders in line with the 2003 ceasefire agreementis noteworthy, however,...
What prospects does the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation hold for India?
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit which will be held in Qingdao, China on 9 and 10 June is being looked at with a...
The Social Sphere of the Pashtun is the Main Target of Hostile Forces Within and Without
Pashtuns are an eminent part of the Pakistani society and have been valiant sons of the motherland who have given unprecedented sacrifices for Pakistan,...
Aligarh University Violence: Is India a Secular or Hindu Chauvinist Country?
Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) is an Indian public central university. It was originally established by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan as Mohammedan Anglo-Oriental College in...
Nuclear Weapons: Pakistan’s National Security Assets
In the 1970s, the then prime minister of Pakistan, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, famously declared that, “We will eat grass, even go hungry, but we...