Pakistan
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Confines of confrontational statements and conventional deterrence
By Maimuna Ashraf The two subcontinent nuclear powers, Pakistan and India, have been very recently involved in a war of…
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Nuclear weapons: The anchor sheet of peace and stability
By Sidra Ajaib Kayani The horrific detonation of Hiroshima and Nagasaki caused the evolution of a new era of politics in…
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Why Pakistan does not sign NPT!
By Maimuna Ashraf The closing meeting of month-long ninth NPT Review Conference (RevCon) opened a novel debate about the future…
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Self-sufficing in oilseed crops production: A need of the day
By Bisma Baig Oil being an everyday commodity is being used both as edibles and as non-edibles. In a similar…
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Right for the peaceful nuclear energy
By Yasir Hussain The just concluded seventh round of the US-Pakistan Security, Strategic Stability, and Non-proliferation Working Group in Washington yielded…
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Muddled up views on India’s nuclear program
By Dr. K S Parthasarathy Mr Usman Ali Khan’s muddled up OpEd (Indian Nuclear Muddle,May 15, 2015) on India’s nuclear…
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CPEC – a possible peace broker
By Syed Hassan Tahir International politics is witnessing a transitional shift from conventional to economic race. Its outset took place…
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Does India want to destabilize China-Pakistan Economic Corridor?
By Humayun Gondal While the project is still in its incipient stage, India’s strategic circles already seem to be obsessed…
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NPT: A misfortune
By Usman Ali Khan The Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) opened for signature in 1968 and entered into force in 1970. This…
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Why realizing the China-Pakistan partnership may be more complicated in reality
By Sourajit Aiyer China recently announced big-ticket investments in Pakistan (in power, economic corridor and infrastructure) after a serious drought of…
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