The author of The Difficult Politics of Peace Rivalry in Modern South Asia is Christopher Clary Associate Professor of Political Science at the University at Albany State University of New York and
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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At this time, at least two South Asian states, Pakistan and Sri Lanka are facing serious political and economic crises. While comparing the difference between the two, Dr Abid Suleri has rightly
Let me first explain the acronym, MESACA. It stands for “Middle East-South Asia-Central Asia.” Expanding regional connectivity between MESACA can prove to be a game-changer, particularly for the relatively poor performing states.
The renowned US columnist Charley Reese once compiled a ‘Pop Quiz on Middle East’ which was published in ‘Orlando Sentinel’ – the leading newspaper of Orlando, Florida, on 8 February 1998. The quiz
Pakistan is blessed with a geographical location, which makes it an extremely important player in the entire region in general, and South Asia in particular. Pakistan’s geography, its topographical features and its
The value of peace is invaluable and cannot be measured, sought through sacrifices of the generations, and yet is not guaranteed. Ask the people of Palestine, Kashmir, Afghanistan, Yemen, Syria, Iraq, Libya,
The Centre for Aerospace & Security Studies (CASS) organized a webinar titled ‘Sino-India Border Clashes: Implications for South Asian Strategic Environment’ on 11 November 2020. The discussion focused on the following key
This international webinar on ‘Emerging Global Strategic Environment and Technological Advancements: Implications for South Asia’s Security Dynamics’, organized in collaboration with the Naval Postgraduate School, California, comprised of two sessions:
Centre for Aerospace and Security Studies (CASS) hosted a webinar titled “Nuclear South Asia: Challenges and Prospects” on June 2, 2020. The event was organized to review nuclear related developments in South
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