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Reiteration of Cold Start Doctrine time in and time out
By Beenish Altaf The ‘cold start’ mentality on part of Indian officials has kept its momentum persistent into its political…
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Deterrence or engagement: The quest for normalization
By Ubaid Ahmed Bellicose rhetoric flying back and forth between US and North Korea serves to increase the perception that…
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Intervention of the United Nations a must for peace in Kashmir
By Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai New York, October 1, 2017. In a memorandum submitted to Mr. Antonio Guterres, the Secretary…
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Was Gandhi an apostle of peace?
By Peer Bilal Ahmad Baba M. K. Gandhi, the ‘pioneer and apostle of peace’ was born 148 years ago on October…
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Rohingya crisis: a pragmatic approach for Pakistan
By Sadia Kazmi The killing of Rohingya Muslims through systemic ethnic cleansing by the state of Myanmar is the most horrific…
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Mainstreaming or disarming militants in Pakistan
By Saeed Wazir The recent polarized, tightly held by-election in NA-120 has evinced much hue and cry in the commercially competitive,…
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Nuclear weapons ban treaty: challenges and prospects
By Qura tul ain Hafeez Nuclear war is inevitable says the pessimist; nuclear war is impossible says the optimist; nuclear…
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Boosting India-Japan strategic ties and its implications
By Maimuna Ashraf Over the past few years, India made significant efforts to access larger nuclear sources and signed several…
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India-Pakistan and nuclear deterrence equation in region
By Asma Khalid Introduction of Nuclear weapon has transformed the global politics as well as the military power in an expensive…
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Indo-Japan nexus: Implications for China and the CPEC
By Sadia Kazmi India and Japan have given impetus to their bilateral relations after reviewing and revisiting their policies towards each…
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