Tag: Regional Security

  • Triangular Deterrence and the Pahalgam Crisis

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    Nahida Hussain
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    The South Asian security landscape is defined by a complex triangular deterrence framework involving Pakistan, India, and China. The Pahalgam Crisis of May 2025—also known as the “Four-Day Conflict”—serves as a revealing case study of how rapidly regional tensions can escalate between nuclear-armed rivals. Triggered by a terrorist attack in Indian-administered Kashmir, the crisis evolved…

  • From Deterrence to Diplomacy: Pakistan’s Nuclear Program and Regional Fallout

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    Tayyaba Arshad
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    Pakistan’s nuclear strategy has shifted from deterrence to a broader regional approach, balancing energy needs and security concerns. From its early nuclear energy initiatives to strategic partnerships with China and advancements in missile technology, Pakistan’s nuclear program continues to shape regional dynamics. However, its evolving doctrine, including the development of tactical nuclear weapons and long-range…

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

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    Editorial team
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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…