Category: Analysis
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Sun Tzu’s Timeless Wisdom; Art of War in the Gulf
The Art of War in the Gulf: Sun Tzu’s Timeless Wisdom explores how the principles of Sun Tzu, the ancient Chinese military strategist, shaped the Gulf War’s strategic and tactical maneuvers. The article delves into the relevance of Sun Tzu’s teachings on strategic planning, adaptability, and psychological warfare, emphasizing how these timeless concepts were applied…
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Israel – Palestine conflict and the Resurgence of Regional Non-State Actors.
Israel – Palestine conflict | Op-ed | Security Lense | 31-Aug-2024 The Israel-Palestine conflict is one of the most significant and bloody events of the twentieth century. Since the deadly Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, Israel has launched a full-scale war on Palestinian territories. The United States has provided great logistical and technical support…
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Three Years Under Taliban Rule: Setbacks and Achievements
In the three years since the Taliban regained power in Afghanistan, they have made strides in infrastructure, reduced corruption, and engaged in international dialogues. However, ongoing human rights violations, particularly against women, and associations with terrorist groups continue to overshadow their achievements, complicating their quest for international recognition and stability in the region.
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Navigating turbulent waters: The Red Sea crises and its far-reaching impact on global maritime trade.
Red Sea crises | Op-ed | Security Lense | 18-Aug-2024 Global maritime trade is the backbone of the world economy, ensuring the circulation of goods, raw materials, and energy resources across nations. Indispensable to this interconnected network is the Indian Ocean Region (IOR), which plays a vital role in facilitating international trade. The IOR acts…
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The Improbability of Pakistan Following Bangladesh’s Path: An Analysis of Political and Cultural Dividends
The unique socio-political landscape of Pakistan, marked by ethnic diversity and regional grievances, makes a unified revolutionary movement unlikely. Instead, potential unrest may exacerbate ethnic divides and lead to further fragmentation.