Pakistan’s Backwards March: Led by the Generals, Paid for by the People
“While most nations have an army, in Pakistan, the army has a nation.”
— Widely cited in analyses of Pakistan’s civil-military ties
Pakistan, a nation born...
The Greenland Politics: Jostling for Control in the Arctic
Greenland: Tussle over Denmark’s Territory
With recent remarks being made over the icy cold territory of Greenland, the geographically isolated landmass has become the focal...
Call Off Pakistan’s Bluff: India Must Revisit Its ‘No-First-Use’ Nuclear Doctrine
India’s Nuclear Doctrine
India’s nuclear doctrine is a hallmark of strategic restraint but not a sign of weakness. For over two decades, New Delhi’s commitment...
Global Military Expenditure Reaches Record $2.72 Trillion in 2024
In a recent annual report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), the global military expenditure for the year 2024 reached an unprecedented...
Act East Policy: QUAD as India’s Strategic Pivot
Over the past half a century India’s engagement with ASEAN has endured significant transformation, from cultural ties and economic relations to strategic and diplomatic...
