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The future of Pakistan’s strategic balancing between U.S – China 0
- Blog, Human Security, National Security
- March 19, 2026
Gone are the days when block politics used to be something the world was centered around. The global landscape is messy, with many centers of power and alliances and foes are rapidly transforming. Loyalty is no longer measured in decades but in short-term gains. Pakistan finds itself right in the middle of these massive changes,READ MORE
Artificial Intelligence and Narrative Warfare in the Age of Social Media 0
- Blog, Cyber Security, Human Security, National Security
- March 6, 2026
The May 2025 conflict between the two arch-rivals of South Asia was brief in time but broad in scope and nature. Squealer Media has always been used as a propaganda tool but the complementing effect that AI generated content has created is unprecedented and historic in modern international conflicts. This time AI is effectively utilizedREAD MORE

Can a multilateral board secure peace in Gaza?0
- Blog, Human Security, National Security
- February 16, 2026
It seems nearly impossible for a multilateral board to secure peace in Gaza. Peace cannot be engineered solely through international consensus or technocratic governance. It requires political legitimacy, local ownership and a willingness to engage in uncomfortable realities. The international actors’ efforts should be directed toward facilitating inclusive Palestinian dialogue, supporting intra-Palestinian reconciliation, demanding Israel’sREAD MORE
Reignited Pak-Afghan Tensions: What Could Be the Way Forward?0
- Blog, Economic Security, Human Security, National Security
- November 4, 2025
The Pakistan-Afghanistan relationship has once again entered a turbulent phase marked by renewed border skirmishes, diplomatic friction and mutual accusations of harboring militants. The recent clashes along the Durand Line have reignited long-standing disputes rooted in mistrust, historical grievances and diverging national priorities. Pakistan blames Afghanistan for the rise in cross-border attacks attributed to Tehreek-e-TalibanREAD MORE

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- Blog, Climate Security, Economic Security, Food Security, National Security
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- Blog, National Security
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