Revolution in Military Affairs 2.0 (RMA 2.0): An Era of Uncertainty? 
When AI Enters the Nuclear Nerve Center: Balancing Innovation and Safety 
From Deterrence Stability to Deterrence Stress: How New Technologies Are Rewriting South Asia’s Nuclear Risk Equation 
Globalization and Its Discontents (By Joseph Stiglitz) 
NATO’s Fate: US-Greenland Strategic Dynamics 
The Political Economy of War; The Iraq War (2003) & The Rise of Private Military Contractors
Abstract: The political economy of war sheds light on the concept that how warfare is...
Between Melting Glacier`s and Political Negligence: Climate Change`s Alarming Impact on Gilgit Baltistan
Climate change has become a global crisis, but Gilgit Baltistan is among the most vulnerable...
Parade and Pact: How China use Soft and Hard Power at the same time
Just in one week an event or a scenario breaks the routine of life to...
Emerging Military Doctrines in South Asia:Conventional competition and Non-Traditional Challenges
Following its setback in operation Sindoor, India seems to be trying one more false flag...
SCO and Regional Crisis Management
In 21st century, regionalism has emerged as a defining feature of international politics, with states...
From Treaty to Reality: Evaluating Women’s Rights, Reforms, and Resistance in Pakistan
Abdul Sattar Edhi says that “you have to care for all beings created by God”....
Drone Swarms and the Risk of Escalation in South Asia.
In the contemporary strategic landscape of South Asia, drone swarms are adding a dangerous layer...
UNRIVALED AIR SUPERIORITY: PAF’S FIRST LOOK, FIRST SHOT AND FIRST KILL
Air power represents one of the essential and most necessary component of national/ multi-national military...
Alarming Realities: Child Rights in Pakistan Under the Lens of the International conventions
Introduction ‘History will judge us by the difference we make in the everyday lives...
The Nuclear Order in Flux: Reignition of Nuclear Ambitions Around the Globe
“No two other countries had this closeness on nuclear doctrine, and that it was a...