Annexation of Kashmir and India’s nuclear threat
During the BJP election campaign, in an elections rally, Narendra Modi asked, in the context of nuclear weapons: “What do we have then? Have we kept...
The white genocide
A 28-year-old Australian whose assault rifles bore anti-Muslim and White-supremacist slogans killed 50 Muslim worshippers last month at two mosques in New Zealand where...
India-Pakistan Standoff: Prospects for Escalation and De-escalation
After more than a month has passed since the dog fight over Kashmir between Pakistan and India the latter claimed that the former is planning a...
Recent U.S.-Taliban talks: One step forward, two steps back?
The fifth round of talks between the United States and the Taliban ended in Doha last week after 16 days of engagement. As a result of...
Pakistan-India Crisis: Why It Isn’t Over Yet
By Muhammad Abdul Qadeer & Moiz Khan On the midnight of Feb. 26, 2019, the Indian Air Force jets crossed the Line of Control (LoC)...
What’s Wrong With the Afghan Peace Process?
The United States has been struggling to stablise Afghanistan for the last eighteen years and is currently looking to withdraw its forces from the...
The changing parameters of external policies
As warfare has altered over the decades with the shifting of the ‘centre of gravity’ and the notion of the cold war evolving into...
Kashmir: A potential blueprint for Conflict Resolution
By Shireen M Mazari Background The Kashmir conflict has once again come centre stage in the aftermath of the continuing violence being perpetrated by the Indian...
The Kashmir challenge: multilateralism is the only way forward
Pakistan’s nascent government is hoping for the resumption of bilateral talks with India. However, the government feels that this is not possible before the Indian...
Hybrid warfare and centre of gravity
This year (2018), we heard the word ‘hybrid warfare’ ad nauseum within Pakistan and also in many Western strategic and leadership circles – as...
