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Indigenization: Reliable way towards Invincible Self- Defense

Both arms procurement and build-up are used in negative connotations and are discouraged in international systems. But even than states build arms and if...

New report from SIPRI on the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road

SIPRI today announced the launch of a new report on the security implications of China’s 21st Century Maritime Silk Road (the Road). The report,...

Pak-US Relations: Resetting the terms of engagement in Afghanistan

The election of Imran Khan to the prime Minister office is no less than a glimmer of hope for the nation’s lost credentials and...

Djibouti’s “International” Free Trade Zone is really just for one country

For the past quarter century, Djibouti has flourished as the Horn of Africa’s most strategic port, serving as a lifeline for landlocked Ethiopia’s $3.13...

Self-fulfilling prophecies: Chinese fear attacks by Uyghur jihadists

A seemingly obsessive fear of Uyghur nationalist and religious sentiment has prompted Chinese leaders to contemplate military involvement in Syria and Afghanistan and risk...

Moderating Pak-Afghan Relations- TAPI Pipeline Project: A Way Forward

Pakistan and Afghanistan share similarities in multiple dimensions of history, religion, civilization and culture. Despite the fact, the two countries have never been successful...

Why the negative vibe around ‘First Use’ policy?

A country’s conventional, diplomatic, political or economic policy is important however is about the nuclear policy of any state it automatically becomes a highly...

Kashmir’s journey from ceasefire to current political crisis

Kashmir is a vexed issue of the Asian sub-continent that assumes dynamic dimensions and increases its momentum with the currents of time with a...

INS Arihant Accidents: Question Mark on the Sustainability of India’s Naval Force

The Indian navy inducted first indigenously built nuclear-armed submarine, the INS Arihant in 2009.  It was jointly developed by the Indian Navy, Bhabha Atomic...

Where does Pakistan lie in recent spat between U.S. and Turkey?

Old cronies Turkey and the US have recently come to the cross roads owing to the distrust arising out of the detention of the...

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The Chinese presence in the Red Sea and Horn...

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From Search Engines to AI Gatekeepers: Who Controls Digital Influence in the AI Age?

For years, digital influence followed a familiar path. Someone...

The Burke Index: An Attempt to Measure the Real Autonomy of the State

Sovereignty is usually understood as a legal status: a...
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