The Kashmir Issue: A Hurdle to India-Pakistan Peace The Kashmir conflict remains one of the most pressing and unresolved disputes between India and Pakistan. Rooted in the division of British India in 1947, this issue has not only fueled enmity between the two nations but has also been a source of immense suffering for the…

India’s Foreign Policy: Priorities and Challenges India, with its rich history and dynamic geopolitical stature, plays a pivotal role in South Asia. Its foreign policy shapes the contours of regional stability, economic growth, and diplomatic engagement. However, when viewed from the lens of Pakistan—a neighboring country with shared histories but divergent paths—India’s foreign policy brings…

The Impact of Pakistan’s Internal Politics on India-Pakistan Relations The relationship between Pakistan and India, marked by complex history and geopolitical realities, is profoundly influenced by Pakistan’s internal political dynamics. Understanding how domestic political developments in Pakistan shape the trajectory of its relations with India requires nuanced analysis. Despite challenges, Pakistan’s political landscape often holds…

Here’s a draft blog in favor of Pakistan on trust-building measures in India-Pakistan relations: — India-Pakistan Relations: A Study of Tr ust-Building Measures The relationship between India and Pakistan, two neighboring nations with a shared history, remains one of the most complex in the world. Despite the historical and political challenges, trust-building measures have emerged…

The Role of SAARC in Promoting Regional Cooperation The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), established in December 1985, is a regional intergovernmental organization comprising eight South Asian nations: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Its primary objective is to promote peace, stability, and prosperity in the region by fostering…

Here’s a detailed discussion on Pakistan’s Defense Strategy highlighting its strengths and weaknesses: — Strengths of Pakistan’s Defense Strategy 1. Strategic Location Pakistan’s position at the crossroads of South Asia, Central Asia, and the Middle East offers significant geopolitical leverage. It acts as a gateway for trade, military logistics, and regional influence. 2. Nuclear Deterrence…

India’s Military Modernization: Implications for Pakistan India’s ambitious military modernization efforts have captured global attention, sparking debates about their regional implications, particularly for Pakistan. As India invests heavily in advanced weaponry, strategic infrastructure, and global defense partnerships, Pakistan faces critical challenges and must formulate a calculated response to maintain regional stability and its own security.…

— The Role of Special Forces in the India-Pakistan Conflict: A Perspective Favoring Pakistan Special forces have long been the strategic backbone in modern conflicts, operating with precision and stealth to achieve objectives that conventional military units cannot. In the context of the India-Pakistan conflict, Pakistan’s special forces, notably the Special Services Group (SSG), have…

Pakistan’s Nuclear Deterrence: A Key to Strategic Stability In the intricate web of global politics, few factors have the same profound influence on regional stability as nuclear deterrence. For Pakistan, its nuclear capability is not merely a badge of power but a cornerstone of its national security and a significant contributor to strategic stability in…

India abruptly altered course on Wednesday morning, conducting a series of missile launches against targets throughout Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir. One of the biggest escalated issues between the two nuclear-armed neighbors in recent years is the operation known as Operation Sindoor. Two weeks prior to the strikes, there had been a horrific slaughtering of tourists…