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Thursday, November 5, 2026

Dr Zafar Nawaz Jaspal

EDTs & future warfare

EMERGING and disruptive technologies (EDTs) are increasingly influencing all aspects of national power, particularly military power. They are transforming warfare, enabling faster, more flexible and…

US strikes: Backfire

IRAN’S prevailing internal turmoil is problematic for its ruling elite and alarming for the entire region. The rising inflation and economic grievances have unleashed demonstrations…

Escalation dominance vs flexible tailored deterrence

INDIA has harboured hegemonic and Great Power ambitions in South Asia. Whereas Pakistan treats India as a sovereign equal and demands the execution of United…

India-Pakistan non-attack agreement

  THE protection of the nuclear facilities from internal and external sabotage is imperative for states with nuclear programs. The military facilities are adequately guarded,…

Pak-US: Thaw in relationship

BILATERAL relations between Pakistan and the US are on a positive trajectory amid the rapidly transforming global politics. Multipolarity is both advantageous and disadvantageous for…

Afghanistan: Terrorist sanctuaries

THE de facto Taliban Government has failed to prevent Afghanistan from sliding into anarchy and poverty. Its collusion with the transnational terrorist organizations and tacit…

Nuclear fusion: A carbon-free energy source

THE Conference of the Parties (COP) 30 reconfirmed the Trump administration’s opposition to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). Simultaneously, it has…

Gaza war: Fragile ceasefire

THE ongoing sufferings of the Gazans are not ending due to Israel’s aggressive designs against innocent, unarmed Palestinians and its regional agenda. The continuity of…

China: Mitigate nuclear risks

THE new People’s Republic of China’s White Paper titled: “China’s Arms Control, Disarmament and Nonproliferation in the New Era” is a comprehensive and inclusive document…

Pakistan’s tightrope walk

  PAKISTAN has regained strategic significance in the United States’ foreign and strategic calculus without compromising its over six-decade-long steady cordial trajectory with China. Islamabad…

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