Quaid’s PAF: Second to None
Having transformed Iqbal’s idea into reality, the great leader Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah set forth visiting various organs of the nascent state
Carving the Path Towards Sustainable Aviation in Pakistan
The aviation industry has been under increasing scrutiny for its major contribution to climate change. This rings true globally, including for Pakistan
Could US Friction Jeopardise India’s Arms Export Ambitions?
India has long aimed to establish itself as a key player in the global arms market, supported by the ‘Made in India’ drive for defence self-sufficiency officially launched in 2014.
Can AI Predict the Next Climate Disaster in Pakistan?
The world has witnessed an unrelenting series of climate-related disasters in 2025. The year began with the unprecedented Los Angeles (LA) wildfires in January
Revisiting Deterrence in the Context of Space Militarisation
Advancements in space militarisation have revolutionised traditional models of deterrence. Contemporary deterrence strategies are
Can BRICS Challenge West’s Technological Dominance?
When technological determinism intersects with realpolitik, Cold War-era modalities of power projection are replaced by a new foundation of dominance
How India-Pakistan Conflict Inform China’s Operational Playbook
The four-day India-Pakistan (7-10 May 2025) military crisis showcased a real-world glimpse of how near-peer militaries will face each other on the
Medog Dam: Innovation, Impact, and Inequity
Medog Dam construction on the Yarlung Tsanpo River in Tibet, China, represents the harnessing of the potential of a geological marvel. The enormous
Weaponising Information : Media strategies in Modern Warfare
1. In the contemporary battlespace, information has become a powerful a…
