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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 …

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. …

A 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 …

  In the midst of brewing geo-political tensions transcending the terrestrial bounds; weaponization of space is no longer a distant notion, but a plausible reality. Variety of kinetic and non-kinetic …

The Burden of Strategic Discrimination Few states have been subjected to as persistent and institutionalized a form of nuclear discrimination as Pakistan. Since the 1970s, it has contended with a …

When you strip down a country’s budget to its core, it should represent much more than a ledger of numbers. It should be a commitment to priorities, an honest declaration …

‘It was the best of times, it was the worst of times’ the phrase coming from Charles Dickens famous novel, ‘the tale of two cities,’ well reflects the reality of …

The 12-day conflict between Israel and Iran resulted in the most intense escalation in the Middle East in a decade. It also revealed a critical gap in Iran’s Military capability, …

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 …

AbstractLatent 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 …