Browsing: South Asia

Somewhere in the Sahel this morning, a child woke before sunrise. Not for school, not for breakfast, but for work.…

In 1904, British geographer and strategist Halford Mackinder introduced a theory that would outlive empires, ideologies, and even the century…

The debate over the ethnic composition of armed forces is not unique to Pakistan. Throughout history, militaries around the world…

Afghanistan’s quest for international recognition remains entangled in a security dilemma it cannot easily escape. While the Taliban administration continues…

In a quiet yet strategically significant development at the United Nations Security Council, China has become the sole penholder on…

The strategic history of South Asia is often analyzed through two distinct phases: the pre-nuclear period marked by full-scale conventional…

Retired Brigadier and defense scholar Dr. Tughral Yamin, shared detailed insights into the evolving security dynamics of South Asia, Pakistan’s…

Pakistan’s military leadership on Thursday declared that the country had successfully defeated an adversary “five times larger” during what Islamabad…

The gradual dismantling of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) has now entered a dangerous phase, transforming from a bilateral disagreement…