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While examining the nature of ‘international legal order’, the legal theorists have long been divided over its very existence. In international affairs, it comes under discussion episodically. Recent...
Is India Aspiring to become Death,The Destroyer of Worlds?
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Robert Oppenheimer famously quoted the Indian Scripture Bhagavad-Gita upon witnessing the first nuclear detonation by the U.S. in 1945 when he said “Now I am become Death the...
From Bilateral to Multilateral: CPEC as a Source of Regional Connectivity
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The Self-Woven World Economy and Anti-Gravity International View
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The world economy is essentially a network, self-woven by desires, productions, and currencies. In the past millenniums, no matter the imagination or cognition, the world was tightly fastened...
The Taliban and Afghanistan’s Gordian Knot
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The inveterate depredation in Afghanistan has been a costly affair for all stakeholders and those involved in conflict-resolution efforts. The resolution of the decades-long Afghan quagmire...
Navigating Pakistan’s Security Challenges Through Emerging Technologies
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Recent trends indicate that the nature and conduct of war are transmuting as emerging technologies (ETs) have revolutionized military strategies and tactics....
Industrial Minds, Commercial Weapons: Who Would Lead Future Wars?
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“AI doesn't have to be evil to destroy humanity – if AI has a goal and humanity just happens in the...
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly Reality of Peace Support Operations.
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Where the money flows, the story goes!
Pakistan has always been on the forefront of providing support to the international community in maintaining peace. Apart from being one...
Afghan Peace and the Prospects of Economic Connectivity
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The Doha Deal, the first phase of what the U.S. envisages to be a more comprehensive Afghan Peace Deal, promises a new era for the region if it...
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The study of foreign policy is currently facing important challenges mostly associated with forecasting the world order. Those challenges imply an imbalance between two nexuses operating at different...
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