Robert D. Kaplan in his book ‘The Tragic Mind – Fear, Fate and the Burden of Power’ weaves together his decades of experience as a correspondent covering conflicts, wars, revolutions, and other political upheavals across the world.
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The concept of ‘strategic stability’ was originally defined during the Cold War to refer to a stable relationship between two nuclear-armed adversaries, where the likelihood of a crisis escalating to the use of nuclear weapons was minimised.
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India’s G-20 Sherpa, Amitabh Kant, has called for unfettered access to US nuclear technology to pursue Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) by ‘granting
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Today, outer space is characterised as an increasingly congested, contested, and competitive domain. This is because of an unprecedented increase in
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Nuclear non-proliferation is the practice of limiting the spread of nuclear weapons. Their possession is seen as increasing these risks, and hence, the focus on
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The United States’ new National Security Strategy (NSS) was published by the White House on 12 October 2022. The document encapsulates the two-pronged global challenge for
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CASS invited Former President Azad Jammu & Kashmir Sardar Masood Khan to deliver a guest lecture on ‘Pakistan’s Emerging Geostrategic Landscape: Challenges & Opportunities’ on 30 September 2021.
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The 5th August 2019 Indian actions of abrogating Article 370 and 35-A are very significant in terms of human rights, geopolitics, diplomacy and the regional security environment.
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The announcement of unconditional reaffirmation of the 2003 ceasefire agreement in a joint statement by the Director Generals Military Operations of Pakistan and India in February 2021
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