More: Security
The Huawei affair
As the
experts of the sector say, all the advanced communication lines and networks
are "non-deterministic".
This means that, when built and completed,
they are a whole that...
Civilisationalism: Ignoring early warning signs at one’s peril
A controversy about a University of British Columbia invitation to a
Chinese advocate of forced re-education and assimilation of ethnic minorities highlights the risks involved...
Will the Schengen zone survive?
The problem of migration poses one of the major challenges to the future of
the European Union. Residents in more than half of EU countries...
Security in the Korean Peninsula remains fragile
North
Korea’s nuclear program was initially conceived useful to provide necessary
wiggle room to Pyongyang to attain the objectives of normalizing relations with
the US ensuring its...
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...
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’...
Why we should care about Julian Assange
Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange in 2010
published information provided to him by then-US Army Pfc. Bradley E. Manning
that comprised nearly 750,000 classified or unclassified but...
Turkish Weapons Could Become Key Obstruction for Haftar’s Offensive on Tripoli
While the offensive of the Libyan National
Army (LNA) commanded by Field Marshal Halifa Haftar in Tripoli against the armed
groups controlled by the Government of...
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...