Extended Deterrence on Trial
The concept of deterrence is being tested in these times. Among other factors, the intricacies of alliance politics add nuance and complexity to deterrence paradigms, particularly extended deterrence
Modi’s Match: How Hindutva Hijacked the Gentleman’s Game
“Operation Sindoor on the games field. Outcome is the same – India Wins.”
Pakistan’s Dual Battles: Foes to Floods
The May 2025 India-Pakistan escalation that lasted for four days claimed about fifty lives.
Revisiting Deterrence in the Context of Space Militarisation
Advancements in space militarisation have revolutionised traditional models of deterrence. Contemporary deterrence strategies are
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
Age of Revolutions: Progress and Backlash from 1600 to the Present
n an age where societies seem trapped in a perpetual cycle of progress and resistance, Fareed Zakaria’s Age of Revolutions: Progress and
IAEA’s Credibility Crisis in the Context of Israel-Iran Conflict
The 12-day Israel-Iran conflict was believed by many to be the beginning of World War III. Israel’s killing of the top military
Assumption based Attribution: India’s Old Normal
The Indian narrative post-Pahalgam was a variant of an old template—a terror attack followed by India’s unsubstantiated
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The Cobras and Canberra: An Accolade to PAF’s First Kill
Pakistan Air Force (PAF)’s Squadron 15, known as the ‘Cobras,’ holds a number of notable operational achievements Pakistan Air Force (PAF)’s Squadron 15, known as the ‘Cobras,’ holds a number of notable operational achievements
Promise and Perils of Biotechnology for National Security
Biotechnology has been in use by humans for over 10,000 years. Ancient bioscience incorporated processes
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