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F-16s vs. Pak-US relations
By Sadia Kazmi The whole F-16 fiasco has started to look more like a case of “can’t swallow it and…
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Significance of May ‘98 tests in South Asian deterrence
By Beenish Altaf 1998 observed the overt nuclearization of South Asia, when both arch-rivals, India and Pakistan, detonated their nuclear…
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Nuclearization of Indian Ocean and implications for South Asian region
By Maimuna Ashraf The academic world is lately buzzing with the critiques on naval projection of Indian Ocean and sea-based…
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Haqqani Network: Symptom of Pakistan’s Jihadist disease
By Vinay Kaura Why Islamabad has repeatedly turned a deaf ear to American calls for targeting the Haqqani Network? Understanding…
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Nuclear double speak
By Anaya Shahid In December 2015, the Centre for Public Integrity (CPI) published several reports by Adrian Levy in which he highlighted…
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North–South Transport Corridor: Opportunities for Indo-Russian trade
By Zahid Khan The projected corridor is inevitable to provide—the bulk of the trading in the area would be handled…
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India’s education – one view on optimization and outreach
By Dr. Swaleha Sindhi Introduction In the present era of globalization, organizations are expected to work with a creative rather than…
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The message of missiles: Debate on ballistic missiles development in South Asia
By Sidra Khan The definitional aspect of minimum credible deterrence has evolved since 1998 when South Asia was “nucleared”. Governments…
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The leadership challenge: Women in educational management in India
Dr. (Mrs.) Jeewan Jyoti Sidana is a former Dean of the Faculty of Education, Guru Nanak Dev University, currently is…
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China’s new strategy in South China Sea
By Dr Abdul Ruff Clearly, Obama’s pivot to Asia to contain China (as well as Russia) came as a timely…
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