by Muhammad Usama Ali.... The writer explains that the recent Indian military modernization plans have posed threats to strategic stability of South Asia as India aims to become a regional hegemon and fight a two-front war with Pak-China. He adds that such Indian aggression would be counter-productive to regional peace. The Indian military modernization has
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2021 marks 70 years of Pak-China’s diplomatic relations. In honor of this remarkable feat, Amna Saqib, a Research Officer at…
Key Points: Ballistic missiles and their defences were an important feature of the Cold War arms race between the United States (US) and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). The development of ballistic missile defences (BMDs) is now fuelling the development of new technologies such as hypersonic weapons, with China as the third player.
The expansion of the number and range of capabilities of the Indian Navy in recent decades has not gone unnoticed in Pakistan.…
Professor Siegfried Hecker, former director of Los Alamos Nuclear Laboratory once said, “Security is a journey not a destination.” In…
There has been an increase in the detection of unauthorized possession and theft of uranium in India, the main ingredient…
Over 70 years, Pakistan and China have maintained an ‘all-weather friendship’ based on goodwill, mutual understanding, trustworthiness, and non-interference in…
Developing a nuclear bomb has become a difficult task, thanks to the strong non-proliferation norms and international control measures. A…
India’s announcement of the withdrawal of its forces along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) after months of tensions with Chinese forces and its agreement of a de facto ceasefire along its Line of Control (LOC) with Pakistan, raised suspicions among its critics. These recent developments make it evident that India is trying to adapt
by Riaz Khokhar and Asma Khalid .... Last month, Imran Khan made his first visit to Sri Lanka as Pakistan’s Prime Minister. The two-day visit to Colombo, during which Imran Khan and Sri Lankan Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa discussed cooperation across a variety of strategic areas, signifies Islamabad’s intention to work with Sri Lanka for expanded political,
