Revisiting India-Pakistan Nuclear CBMs
In May 2016, the South Asian Voices series “18 Years On: Examining the State of India-Pakistan Nuclear CBMs,” asked contributors to explore the effectiveness of […]
Sobia Paracha
Sobia Paracha is a PhD student in Political Science at Syracuse University, with majors in International Relations and Comparative Politics. She holds a Masters degree in War Studies from King’s College, London. She has worked a researcher at multiple institutes and thinks tanks on nuclear politics, including IPRI at Government of Pakistan, CMC at Sandia Nuclear Labs, CITS at University of Georgia and New America Foundation, Washington DC.
Articles by Sobia Paracha
Civil Society Mobilization for Reducing Nuclear Risks in South Asia
In 2017 Sobia Paracha examined the role of civil society in reducing nuclear risks globally and in South Asia. In light of the recent 75th […]
Civil Society Mobilization for Reducing Nuclear Risks in South Asia
As it stands today, the international nuclear security regime is weak and uneven. The global community has only been able to agree to vaguely define […]
Hot Takes: Perspectives on India-Pakistan Nuclear Non-Testing
Indo-Pak CTBT: High Merits, Bleak Outlook! By Sobia Paracha Twice this month, Pakistan has offered to begin negotiations with India on a mutual nuclear test […]
پاک بھارت جوہری اعتماد سازی کے اقدامات: کیا اندرونی بحث سے امن پیدا ہو سکتا ہے؟
تاحال، بھارت اور پاکستان کے درمیان اعتماد سازی کے اقدامات غیر متاثرکن رہے ہیں، بلخصوص وہ اقدامات جن کے ذریعےباہمی تنازعات کو حل کرنے کی […]
India-Pakistan Nuclear CBMs: Internal Dialogue as Catalyst for Peace?
The success rate of confidence-building measures between India and Pakistan has remained unimpressive so far, especially in terms of creating an enabling environment for conflict […]