As demand for nuclear energy increase, many states are developing long-term plans for production and consumption. But as research and development expands, for example of small modular
In what is being seen as a major White House initiative to bring countries back together on issues of climate change, the Biden administration has released a
The flame of hatred towards the Mussalman has long simmered in India. It has always radiated intensely in the backdrop of Indian society, as structural violence and
This Issue Paper examines Pakistan’s revenue raising deficiencies and weak fiscal architecture as a security problem, one that requires proactive remedial measures and an effort towards public value co-creation.
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In the global vaccine drive against Covid-19, which began around the world in late 2020, developing countries came to find themselves at a considerable disadvantage in the
February 27, 2019 will haunt the Indian government for years to come. What was envisioned as an election-winning stunt turned into a major disaster. In February 2019,
After September 7, 1965, the Pakistan Air Force is marking February 27 as another day of pride following its resounding victory over the Indian Air Force in
On February 26th, 2019 the Indian Air Force (IAF) engaged in an hasty misadventure against Pakistan, and was met with an immediate and impeccably executed response that
Climate change is a persistent threat and its impacts are damaging the environment and worsening existing inequalities in the world. Rapidly melting glaciers in the North and
The Centre for Aerospace & Security Studies organized a webinar titled “Indian Chronicles: India’s Disinformation against Pakistan” on 23 January 2021. The discussion focused on the following
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