India’s Fast Breeder Reactors (FBRs) will give the country the ability to make many more nuclear weapons than generally estimated.…
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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
In the global order, political and economic trends are highlighting strategic realignments, shifts in alliances and cooperation among states at…
Every time there are elections in India, a favourable theme is Pakistan-bashing. Over time, this tendency has grown. In the…
Nations around the world have been exhibiting increasing interest in the populist leaders, who tailor their rhetoric to appeal the…
India tested the Brahmos missile from its Su-30MKI aircraft in the Bay of Bengal on Wednesday, 22nd May this year.…
At a time when existing missile defenses can’t guarantee success against the ballistic missiles, a whole new challenge has been…
A book chapter entitled "Address South Asia’s Fissile Material Conundrum" by Dr. Mansoor Ahmed, Senior Research Fellow CISS, was published in Off Ramps from Confrontation in Southern Asia by the Stimson Center Washington D.C. DOWNLOAD FULL BOOK
Strategic instability remains and New Delhi’s attempt at calling Islamabad’s nuclear bluff didn’t work.The latest India-Pakistan crisis has contested longstanding…
by Maimuna Ashraf.... Ms. Maimuna Ashraf, Research Officer CISS, analyzes the Pakistani perspective on the potential for voluntary nuclear information-sharing mechanism in South Asia, that appeared in the Stimson Center’s collection of essays, entitled “Multilateral Nuclear Information-Sharing: The View from South Asia”. Download PDFMs. Maimuna Ashraf Maimuna Ashraf is currently working as a Research Fellow
