Hybrid war and the Chanakyan practices by India
Hybrid War isn't a brand-new occurrence that arose out of nowhere, like rain plants. Propaganda, deceit, sabotage, and other non-military strategies have all been employed to destabilize enemies for a long time. Their origins and goals can be traced back to much older schools of political philosophy.
Should the world brace itself for a new regional war?
The United States’ myth of a unipolar world has started to crumble, as China grows out from the shadows, and a resurgent Russia gathers strength under the leadership of Vladimir Putin. However, the West celebrated its victory, recreating international boundaries at its whim.
How Pakistan is losing its citizens to AIDS?
Pakistan is the second-largest country in South Asia that stands only a few steps behind India and Nepal in terms of the HIV epidemic. Despite many efforts, the HIV infection rate has increased significantly over the past few years
Taj Mahal: The tale behind this symbol of love
The Taj Mahal celebrates the great love of India's Mughal ruler Shah Jahan for his beloved wife Arjumand Banu Begum, better known to history as Mumtaz Mahal or “jewel of the palace.” Jahan first spotted Mumtaz in the bazaar at Agra, selling silks and beads.
Saudi religious moderation is as much PR as it is theology
Mohammed Ali al-Husseini, ticks all of the containers had to earn brownie factors withinside the kingdom’s quest for non secular smooth strength garnered with the aid of using positioning itself because the beacon of 'moderate,' albeit autocratic, Islam.
Why does Pakistan need strategic petroleum reserves?
Public anxiety spiked as oil prices in Pakistan broke records multiple times over the last few weeks. The prices stand at the highest in the history of the country due to the devaluation of rupees and the high prices of crude oil globally.
Forks in the Road: The fatal decision that precipitated a revolt in East Pakistan
The first-ever General Elections in the history of Pakistan were conducted on 7 December 1970. The results were a bad omen for the unity and integrity of Pakistan. Mujib’s secessionist leanings and exclusive focus on East Pakistan helped Bhutto greatly.
Real estate industry of Pakistan: Land lords vs state lords
According to Prof Abdul Shakoor Shah, Pakistan is the most urbanized nation in South Asia. The Real Estate industry in Pakistan was instigated from Karachi. It subsisted even before partition. Property tycoons constructed buildings but the selling of plots was atypical.
From Geopolitics to Geo-economics: A policy shift from the policy makers of Pakistan
In bringing about this shift in foreign policy, the chief asset at Pakistan's disposal is its newfound image as a future leader in Asia. Negotiating for peace and stability in Kabul is the first essential step towards constructing this soft image of Pakistan
Lessons for Kashmir from the Khalistan Referendum
Thousands of Sikhs across the United Kingdom took part in a referendum for an independent Sikh homeland, Khalistan, at the Queen Elizabeth Centre near the British parliament on Sunday — the day when Indian premier Indira Gandhi was assassinated in 1984 for ordering Operation Blue Star
Testing the waters: Russia explores reconfiguring Gulf security
Russia appears to have timed the revival of its proposal to begin creating a framework to deal with Houthi rebels, seemingly gaining the upper hand against Saudi Arabia in Yemen’s seven-year-long devastating war. Russia sees the architecture as enabling the creation of a "counter-terrorism.
Judicial Reforms: Pakistan’s need of the Hour
The Chief Justice of Pakistan can create history by opening and leading the process of judicial reforms in the best interest of Pakistan.