From Deterrence Stability to Deterrence Stress: How New Technologies Are Rewriting South Asia’s Nuclear Risk Equation
South Asia’s nuclear order has long been described as tense yet resilient. Despite repeated crises,...
Alam Nawaz
Alam Nawaz is a graduate of Strategic Studies from the National Defence University, Islamabad. He is currently working as a Research Coordinator at GSI.
Survivable and Mobile: Why North Korea’s Missile Force Is Harder to Deter Than Before
For much of the past two decades, deterrence on the Korean Peninsula relied on a...
Climate Change as a Threat Multiplier: Human Security Risks in Gilgit-Baltistan
Climate change is increasingly understood not as a standalone environmental problem but as a threat...
Mastering the Skies: The Role, History, and Future of Air Power
Air power has revolutionized the conduct of military operations and become a vital component of...
Gilgit-Baltistan as a Strategic Crossroads: Geopolitical Dynamics, Security Implications, and Future Pathways in South Asia
Abstract Gilgit-Baltistan occupies a uniquely strategic position at the intersection of South Asia, Central Asia,...
Changing World Security Paradigm and policy Options for Pakistan
This study will explore policy options for Pakistan in the transiting world security paradigm. The...
Drone Warfare and International Law: Reassessing Legality in the Age of Targeted Strikes
Drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), are aircraft that are remotely controlled and...
Analyzing the Political Economy of Climate Change policies
It has been witnessed that over the past decade Climate change has become a real...