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Prospects for Small Modular Reactors in India
Nuclear energy has consistently been a reliable source of power with the benefits of zero carbon emissions and high energy density. Despite this, nuclear energy has never been able to gather adequate backing in the energy sector, which is mostly…
The PSGP: A Turning Point for Pakistan and Russia?
At the start of the summer, Pakistan and Russia signed an intergovernmental agreement for the implementation of the Pakistan Stream Gas Pipeline Project (PSGP). The pipeline—set to the most substantial economic engagement project between Pakistan and Russia since the 1970s—also…
بھارت اسرائیل تعلقات: شعبہء توانائی میں تعلقات کی تعمیر
مضبوط تعلقات کو مزید بہتر کرنے کی کوشش میں ہندوستان اور اسرائیل نے ایک نئے شعبے، توانائی، میں تعاون کی تلاش شروع کر دی ہے۔ دونوں ممالک نے اس شعبے میں رفتار تیز کر دی ہے، خاص کر ۲۰۱۸ میں…
India-Israel Relations: Building Energy Ties
In an effort to further elevate already strong ties, India and Israel have begun exploring cooperation in a new sector—energy. Both countries have started to gain momentum in this field, particularly following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)…
Rethinking Nuclear Security: The Case for an Elite Nuclear Force in India
“Good security is 20 percent equipment and 80 percent people.” Eugene Habiger Head of Security, US Department of Energy Since the early 1960s, India has embraced nuclear energy as a perennial source of power underwriting its development trajectory. After a three-decade-long…
The TAPI Pipeline in Post-U.S. Withdrawal Afghanistan
With the U.S. departure and Taliban advances across the country, the future of Afghanistan’s political stability is increasingly in question. Foreign forces are expediting their withdrawal—at times doing so unannounced and without the awareness of the Afghan government or forces.…