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Pakistan’s Starlink Dilemma
In today’s digital age, the internet can function as a great equalizer, helping developing nations achieve their economic goals. On this count, Pakistan is struggling with unstable connectivity and uneven access—particularly in rural and remote regions. Mobile broadband accounts for…
How the United States and India can Promote Responsible Behavior in Cyberspace Through the Quad
Over the last few years, India and the United States have been at the receiving end of anything but responsible behavior in cyberspace by both state and non-state actors. From the Salt Typhoon campaign that compromised U.S. telecom networks in…
How Does International Law Byte into Pakistan’s Cyber Governance?
Throughout history, the survival of states has hinged on their ability to anticipate and adapt to emerging threats. Just as industrialization reshaped the nature of conflict in the 19th century and nuclear weapons redefined power in the 20th, cybersecurity now…
India-Taiwan Convergence: Towards A Strategic Partnership
It has become increasingly evident to much of the Indian strategic community that despite rhetoric, China does not share India's desire for friendship and cooperation. Since 2007, China has consistently asserted an aggressive posture in its longstanding border dispute with…
India’s Indo-Pacific Approach in 2024 and Vision for 2025: Building on Regional and Global Influence
The return of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government for a third term in 2024 has meant a continuity in New Delhi’s foreign policy goals and projection, especially with regard to priorities in the Indo Pacific. The pursuit of key…
25 Years After Kargil: Assessing Pakistan’s Crisis Preparedness
This summer marks a quarter century since the Kargil conflict, and a lot has changed between Pakistan and India in the intervening years. Several crises have ensued. Islamabad and New Delhi have come close to potential war more than once.…