Ballistic Missile Defence Systems in South Asia
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Hybrid Warfare: A new face of conflict in South Asia
Hybrid warfare or hybrid threat seems to be the emerging modality in the changing nature of warfare. In the nuclear era, more attention has...
Pakistan’s Commitment to Strategic Restraint Regime
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Kautilya’s relevance in Modi’s India
Indian strategic thought is envisioned along the pretense of being a hegemon and Kautilya’s principles of statecraft i.e., Swami (the ruler), Amatya (Ministers), Janapada...
Indian Ballistic Missile Defence System and South Asian Strategic Stability
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Nuclear energy: a key to sustainable future
On March 18th, 2021 'Pakistan's Atomic Energy Commission' (PAEC) announced that the 1,100 MW reactor of (KANUPP-2), the second unit of the ‘Karachi Nuclear...
Pakistan Reaffirms Pledge to Nuclear Non-Proliferation Goals
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Renewable and Nuclear Energy for Pakistan’s Sustainable Development
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India’s obsession with “Limited Strikes” and Options for Pakistan
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Modi’s Delimitation in IIOJK: Possible Motivations
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Ballistic Missile Defence Systems in South Asia
The actual use of nuclear weapons by the two South Asian nuclear rivals has been barred since overt nuclearization and the sense of mutual...