by Kaiser Tufail.... Immediately after the Pulwama suicide attack on 14 February 2019, in which a young Kashmiri lad blew himself up killing 40 Indian para-military troops, a cacophony of accusations were hurled against Pakistan. In a purported phone call, the caller claiming to be a representative of the Jaish-e-Muhammad (JeM) – an internationally proscribed
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Syed Sadam Hussain Shah, Research Assistant CISS, presented his paper "Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear Weapons," at Shanghai University in China.
- India’s Anti- satellite weapons Test. - Emerging threats post India’s ASAT. - Upcoming Indian Elections and post-Pulwama Environment Affects on Security environment of South Asia. Host: Reema Shaukat Guest: Sarmad Zia (Research Fellow "CISS") HAQ - EP46 - 05 April 2019 Pakistan's First Internet Channel https://youtu.be/utrVLQIEwhA
AbstractThe potential use of offensive cyber operations against nuclear systems will increase the possibility of war in the future and…
The Carnegie International Nuclear Policy Conference 2019 is being organized at Washington D.C. from March 11 to 12, 2019. Over 800 experts and officials from more than forty countries are participating in the conference this year. Center for International Strategic Studies, (CISS) Islamabad has set up a stall at the conference venue. CISS stall has
Dr. Naeem Salik, a Senior Research Fellow of CISS, gave comments on Pakistan-India De-escalation in the program Indus Special with Ejaz Haider.
Syed Muhammad Ali, a Senior Research Fellow of CISS, said at a seminar on Escalation and De-Escalation. Visit the links below for detail. Daily TimesDawn
The year 2018 was very productive for the Center for International Strategic Studies (CISS). We published a book titled Nuclear Pakistan: Seeking Security and Stability, edited by Dr. Naeem Salik, our senior fellow. CISS also organized various seminars on a range of issues including The Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy and Pakistan; Chemical/Biological Weapons Convention:
The Center for International Strategic Studies (CISS), on Wednesday, rebutted an international study on Pakistan’s nuclear command and control structure (NC2)by arguing that it attempted to undermine its credibility through weaknesses in the system, which did not exist. A report, ‘The Finger on the Button: The Authority to Use Nuclear Weapons in the Nuclear-Armed States’
Brigadier (Retired) Dr. Naeem Salik, Senior Research Fellow CISS, gave comments on tensions between India-Pakistan on Indus News, in the program Indus Special with Ejaz Haider.
