The water issue between Iran and Afghanistan is not new. It can be traced back to 1973 when a formal treaty was signed between the two countries. Despite this agreement, both states
In December 2022, India took over presidency of the Group of 20 (G-20) – an intergovernmental economic cooperation forum comprising 19 countries
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There are numerous study centres, think tanks, and departments in every university all over the world, teaching about conflict management, resolution, crisis
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The theory of classical realism insists on the significance of power and security for the state in the prevalent international system. However, its precepts
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The changing nature and character of modern warfare have forced belligerents to alter their course of action to achieve their political objectives without spending too much
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The title of this article might raise a few eyebrows because the term “deterrence” is considered the exclusive domain of the strategic community, at least in Pakistan.
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This century is only 22 years old, and we have already seen a number of major wars and limited conflicts. Unfortunately, the century began
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In another article ‘Warfare versus Welfare’ published in Daily Times on October 11, 2022. I argued that ‘While warfare brings pain and punishment (P2D2) for the poor people of a developing nation,
The Centre for Aerospace & Security Studies (CASS) is organising the Second Edition of its flagship International Conference ‘Global Strategic Threat & Response’ (GSTAR) on 19-20 October 2022. The first GSTAR was
Trust me, I am not initiating a debate between the realists and the liberalists or the idealists–yet again. Just thinking that similar-looking words, nearly the same sound and spellings, can have such
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