Global Youth Voices Magazine 2025: Youth Perspectives on Global Security, Climate & Technology
The June–October 2025 edition of Global Youth Voices, presents a collection of youth-driven research and analytical commentaries on the most...
Month: November 2025
Quiet Revolutions in Warfare: How Drones Are Changing the Dynamics of Battle Field
When people think about war, they picture of tanks rolling across rough terrain or fighter jets roaring overhead comes in...
“Strategos” Over Attrition: An Athenian Approach to Pakistan’s Two-Front Challenge
The word “strategy” comes from “strategos”, meaning a “divine spark”, a higher form of thinking that allows a person to...
Underground Empire: How America Weaponised the World Economy
The book “Underground Empire”, authored by Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman, is an in-depth account that sheds light on a...
Politics of Climate Displacement: Negotiating Climate Refugee Status and their problems across South Asia
Climate induced migration is inevitable in this century for South Asia but we still have the absence of legal recognition...
New Normal isn’t made in Delhi
The principle of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) clearly states that two nuclear-armed states would abstain from going into an all-out...
Arms Control in Retreat: How Populism and Great Power Politics Are Rewriting Global Disarmament Norms
The global arms race initiated in the pre-world war I era, dragged the world into the catastrophic world wars. The...
Chabahar Port: India’s Boomerang Moment
On paper, Chabahar port was India’s “peaceful connectivity.” The strategic intent was to bypass Pakistan’s ports, marginalise Karachi and Gwadar,...
Role of incentives in Denuclearization: A Comparative Analysis of Iran and North Korea
Abstract: This research contributes innovatively in ascertaining why identical denuclearization incentives were successfully used in Iran in a temporary context...
Global Nuclear Zero: A Utopian Ideal or a Realistic Possibility?
The vision of Global Nuclear Zero (the world without nuclear weapons) has long been promoted by peace movements, diplomats and...