INTL CONFLICTS
Information and updates on international conflicts
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Significance of May ‘98 tests in South Asian deterrence
By Beenish Altaf The year 1998 observed the overt nuclearization of South Asia, when both arch-rivals, India and Pakistan, detonated their…
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Finest-hour at Chagai: From obscurity to history
By Maimuna Ashraf It was a bright sunny day, the sky was clear with no cloud sighted, suddenly the earth…
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Lithuanian politicians call for International Court of Justice decision on Crimea annexation
A number of Lithuanian politicians have called for the legality of Russia’s annexation of the Crimean peninsula to be put…
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Indian involvement in Baluchistan unrest
By Saima Afzal Due to the geostrategic location of South Asia, the global powers always had their interest in this…
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Baltics to formally ask NATO for thousands of permanent troops
The Baltic States will formally ask NATO to deploy several thousand troops as a deterrent, Lithuanian representatives said on Thursday,…
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Way forward for Pakistan in Afghanistan
By Anam Tirmazi “The function of Afghanistan is to show the super powers the limit of their power.” …
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Impact of militants on Indo-Pak relations
By Muhammad Ali Zoaib Pakistan and India have passed seven decade in severe enmity and it has resulted four wars between…
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Indian Ocean: The bed of future conflicts
By Muhammad Ali Zoaib Indian Ocean: the third largest ocean in the world enjoys a unique geostrategic and historical importance. It…
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Conflicts, violence, and bloodshed: Predicaments that overshadow the future and relevance of UN peacekeeping
By Andrew Edward Tchie “The planning of peacekeeping operations is the ultimate challenge because you never know where you have to…
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Nuclear powers and politics of non-proliferation
By Nasurullah Brohi In the post Cold war era, one of the major foreign policy objectives of the great powers…
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