Tag: Strategic Studies

  • US Attack on Venezuela and the Future of International Order

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    Muhammad Ali Ameer
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    The United States’ military intervention in Venezuela has reignited critical debates over the structure of the international system. Contrary to claims of an emerging multipolar world, the crisis underscores the persistence of American unipolar dominance. From the limits of Chinese and Russian influence to the instrumental use of liberal norms, the episode highlights the enduring…

  • 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…