Tag: South Asia
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From Deterrence to Diplomacy: Pakistan’s Nuclear Program and Regional Fallout
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…
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Critical Issues Facing South Asia: Non-Traditional Challenges
Explore a detailed review of Critical Issues Facing South Asia: Politics, Security, and Non-Traditional Challenges, edited by Dr. Khurram Abbas. This comprehensive volume addresses pressing regional challenges, from strategic stability and cultural diplomacy to water security and emerging technologies, offering a youth-driven, interdisciplinary perspective.
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Strengthening Pakistan’s Energy Security: Challenges and Contributions of the Domestic Energy Sector
Energy Security in Pakistan | Security Lense | Op-Ed | 14-Sep-2024 Energy security is a critical issue for Pakistan, deeply intertwined with the country’s economic stability and growth. With a fragile and fluctuating energy infrastructure, Pakistan’s industrial, agricultural, and domestic sectors face continual uncertainty. The country’s dependence on imported energy further complicates its quest for…
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Stability-Instability Paradox; Post-Nuclearization Era of Pakistan and India
Stability-Instability Paradox The Stability-Instability Paradox is a concept in the realm of nuclear deterrence theory which suggests that the presence of nuclear weapons can stabilize the overall strategic relationship between nuclear-armed states. However, it can also encourage them to engage in lower-level conflicts, confident that a full-scale nuclear war is unlikely due to the deterrence…