Tag: National Security

  • The Microchip Quest: U.S.–China Rivalry in the 21st Century

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    Muhammad Ali Ameer
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    Microchips have emerged as the strategic resource of the twenty-first century, shaping economic power, military capability, and technological leadership. As the United States and China compete for dominance over semiconductor design, manufacturing, and supply chains, this rivalry is transforming global trade, redefining alliances, and intensifying tensions around critical chokepoints like Taiwan. Far more than an…

  • Non Traditional Security Challenges To Pakistan

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    Pakistan faces growing non-traditional security threats due to climate change and environmental degradation. From intensified heatwaves to frequent floods, these natural disasters now pose greater risks than conventional conflicts. Strengthening disaster management systems, research, and public awareness is essential to safeguard national security and long-term resilience.

  • Pakistan’s Stance on Terrorism: Is Pakistan Serious about Terrorism?

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    “Pakistan’s approach to terrorism has long been a topic of debate, both domestically and on the global stage. With increasing pressure from international allies and neighbors, is Pakistan truly committed to eradicating terrorism, or are its efforts more rhetoric than action? This post delves into Pakistan’s counterterrorism strategies, the challenges it faces, and what’s needed…