India recently carried out the test of Intermediate range Agni Prime or Agni-P missile from a Rail based missile platform which is interpreted as purely a Pakistan specific development. It …
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Overlapping Clocks: Protecting Decision Time in the Age of Hypersonic and Nuclear-Powered Threats
Policy pathways for stable deterrence and AI-resilient nuclear command Emerging weapons like hypersonic glide vehicles, loitering nuclear-powered cruise missiles, and AI-assisted command architectures are rewriting the temporal logic of deterrence. …
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Emerging Technologies Strategies and Warfarelatest
BrahMos Missile: A Primer
by Usman Haiderby Usman HaiderIntroduction: BrahMos has emerged as India’s key strike platform that can carry both conventional and nuclear payloads. Conceived as a joint venture between India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) …
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The Climate Crisis: A Potential Threat to Indo-Pak
The climate crisis has emerged as one of the most alarming threats to humanity. While it affects countries across the globe, those located near the equator—such as India and Pakistan—are …
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India’s Aspiration for a Regional Hegemony – An Awaited Failure
India aspires for a regional hegemony as India’s conventional and strategic forces rapidly grow up both on land and in sea. India through the Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) …
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Why India’s Agni-Prime Test Marks a Dangerous Turning Point for South Asia
by Nimra Javedby Nimra JavedOn 24 September 2025, India successfully carried out the launch of the Intermediate-Range Agni-Prime missile from a rail-based mobile launcher system under a full operational scenario. According to the DRDO, …
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Submerged Asymmetry: India’s Expanding Nuclear Reach Beneath the Indian Ocean
When the U.S. and India identified underwater domain awareness technologies for cooperation in India in February, few noticed what lay beneath the phrasing: an implicit acknowledgement that India’s next two …
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The Nuclear Question: Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and the New Mutual Defence Pact
The Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement (SMDA) signed by Pakistan and Saudi Arabia in September 2025 has sent ripples through the geopolitical landscape. Signed amid the ongoing instability in the Middle …
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latestStrategic Stability in South Asia
India’s Naval Modernisation and Security Dynamics of South Asia
The Indian Ocean, the third largest ocean after the Pacific and Atlantic, is again in the spotlight following the recent four-day conflict between India and Pakistan in May 2025. Once …
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Strategic stability in South Asia remains hostage to India’s strategic thought and its hegemonic ambitions. Its growing ties with the West and its label as a “Net Security Provider” have …