A delegation from the Defense Service Command & Staff College (DSCSC), Sri Lanka visited Centre for Aerospace & Security Studies. They were informed about the Centre’s work as well as briefed about US withdrawal from Afghanistan, its regional implications & Pakistan’s role.
The ongoing diplomatic engagement between Iran and the United States has revived the possibility of de-escalation after a prolonged period of tensions. While the talks remain limited and fragile, they reflect a mutual recognition of the risks associated with continued confrontation.
The ongoing war between the United States-Israel, and Iran has emerged as a defining crisis of the modern world, with significant implications for regional security, global energy markets, and the evolving geopolitical order. While the primary confrontation involves direct and indirect exchanges between these actors, Gulf and Arab states have become increasingly central to the conflict’s dynamics.
Hosting U.S. military assets and located in close proximity to key theatres of escalation, these states face growing security risks, including spillover
Terrorism has remained one of the most persistent security challenges in Pakistan over the past two decades, impacting stability,economic growth, and social cohesion. Despite significant
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