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Feminist Foreign Policy and Nuclear Security in India
The Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP) approach has been the first major institutional step in the pursuit of gender inclusivity in policy since the adoption of the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda by the United Nations Security Council Resolution (UNSCR)…
انتہا پسندی پر پاکستان کا ناقص نقطہ نظر
۱۲ اپریل سے ۲۰ اپریل ۲۰۲۱ تک، تحریک لبیک پاکستان (ٹی ایل پی) کے زیرانتظام پرتشدد مظاہروں کی وجہ سے پاکستان کے تمام بڑے شہروں میں شہری زندگی رک گئی۔ ٹی ایل پی سڑکوں پر مظاہروں کے لئے دائیں بازو…
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…
Politics over the Pandemic: An Uphill Battle in Nepal
Over the past year, and more so in recent months, Nepal's ongoing political disorder has put the pandemic and response to natural disasters—including landslides and forest fires—on the backburner. The state government and political leaders have continued to prioritize political…
Strategic Stability & Restraint in South Asia
The interplay of global power competition and nuclear weapon states sharing disputed borders continue to make South Asia one of the most volatile regions in the world today. February 2021 marked two years since the 2019 India-Pakistan Pulwama-Balakot crisis, as…
Sealing the Durand Line Undercuts Pakistan’s Support for Democracy in Afghanistan
As the U.S.-withdrawal from Afghanistan is expected much earlier than the September 11 deadline, Pakistan has been actively publicizing its fears about a “protracted civil war” ensuing in a post US-withdrawal Afghanistan. In a June interview with the New York…