Beyond restraint and tactical inclinations, symbolism and prestige are in play to recalibrate the protracted balance of South Asia’s strategic stability. Endeavors of global recognition and thrust for power projection …
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The last week’s signing of a ‘Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement’ between Pakistan and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has prompted wide-ranging debates over its geopolitical implications. Many nuclear pundits have …
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The Indian Navy’s BrahMos Deployment Is Laying the Keel for the Next War with Pakistan
India’s aggression on Pakistan in May 2025 left it scarred, exposed and disarrayed. Domestically, Indian political and military circles have tried their best to spin off their “ Operation Sindoor” …
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Why India’s Own Policies May Bring Kashmir Back to the Global Stage
When India abrogated Article 370 in August 2019, it claimed that the Kashmir issue was over. For the Indian government, it became something purely internal, part of regular administration like …
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From The Meadow to Mahadev: A Crisis Script Replayed in Pahalgam
On July 29, India’s government claimed it had eliminated the three alleged perpetrators of the April 22 Pahalgam massacre, an attack that killed 26 tourists, including pilgrims and local Kashmiris. …
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Pralay: India’s Attempt to Operationalize Integrated Rocket Force
by Usman Haiderby Usman HaiderA few days ago, India announced two consecutive launches of Pralay short-range ballistic missiles as part of user trials. These tests were conducted to validate the missile’s performance. This marked …
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A Comparative Analysis of Pakistan-India Diplomatic Response After the Pahalgam Crisis
While the military aspects of the recent India-Pakistan crisis have garnered significant attention, the diplomatic and foreign policy dimensions have received comparatively less focus. Soon after the Pahalgam attack, India …
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Why War is No More an Option between India and Pakistan
by Felix Edgarby Felix EdgarAbstractLatent conflict between nuclear armed rivals India and Pakistan, characterizes fragility of Strategic Stability in South Asia. Breakdown of deterrence, could have catastrophic consequences for the region and beyond. India …
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The volatile strategic landscape of South Asia has always been an apprehension for global stability. In the context of two nuclear powers, India and Pakistan, the latter asserts that its …
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From Tests to Tensions: Pakistan’s Restraint, India’s Impulsiveness
On May 11, 1998, the Indian government, then under PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee, proceeded to conduct tests ( codenamed Operation Shakti) of their nuclear devices at the remote site of …