Former Director
Dr Adil Sultan, Acting Dean Faculty of Aerospace and Strategic Studies (FASS), Air University, Pakistan
Dr Adil Sultan is also Chair Department of Strategic Studies at the Air University. Earlier, he served as a Director at CASS and was a Visiting Research Fellow at Centre for Science and Security Studies, King’s College London. He was also Visiting Fellow at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, UK and Henry L. Stimson Centre, USA. Dr Sultan served in the Pakistan Air Force for 31 years as well as the Strategic Plans Division.
The February 2019 military crisis has once again exposed the fragility of the India-Pakistan deterrence relationship that continues to remain under stress for various internal and external factors. The long
South Asia is at the brink of another serious crisis that has the potential to escalate to a military conflict between the two nuclear armed neighbours. India’s decision to revoke
South Asia is once again on a military escalation trajectory as a consequence of India’s decision to annex the occupied territory of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K). Instead of taking corrective
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