Turning a Blind Eye: International Silence in the Face of India’s Aggression
The recent Indo-Pakistan clashes, though following a familiar cycle of escalation and de-escalation, revealed persistent
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The recent Indo-Pakistan clashes, though following a familiar cycle of escalation and de-escalation, revealed persistent
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The recent air combat between India and Pakistan (7–10 May) was dominated by discussions on the role of
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Download PDF Keywords: Digital Divide, Digital Colonialism, Dependency, Institutionalism, Industry 4.0 Source: Shah Muhammad,“Navigating the Global Digital Divide: Challenges and Policy Approaches”,CASS Working Paper Series (March 2025)

Psychological warfare (PSYWAR) has always been an integral part of armed conflicts. However, with advancements
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Air defence has always been a critical aspect of airpower. Modern technologies have led to multi-pronged challenges for air defence
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The global satellite industry has rapidly evolved into a powerful economic force, influencing a wide range of industries far beyond the
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Did the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) win the air war of May 2025? Definitely yes.
Consider a first-shot opportunity between two gunslingers.
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Amongst contemporary systems, the Russia’s S-400 has been perceived as one of the most advanced Air Defence Systems (ADS).
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Pakistan’s distributed solar energy generation has surged significantly in recent years, driven by favourable net metering incentives, increasing electricity tariffs, and falling costs of solar panels. As part of a policy shift
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The Indian narrative post-Pahalgam was a variant of an old template—a terror attack followed by India’s unsubstantiated
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