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INDUS WATER TREATY AND ITS LEGACY 0
- Blog, Climate Security, Economic Security, Human Security, National Security
- July 17, 2026
Rivers and their water, historically, have remained a red line for almost every civilization. Access to water has always been essential for ancient settlements. In today’s modern times, things remain largely unchanged. In almost every part of the world, there is an issue linked to either oceans, seas, or rivers. The subcontinent, after its independenceREAD MORE
IRAN’S FROZEN ASSETS AND NUCLEAR ISSUE: REFRAMING OF US-IRAN REALTIONS 0
- Blog, Cyber Security, Economic Security, Human Security
- July 17, 2026
Throughout history, dominant powers have played a significant role in shaping international relations. Superpowers have often influenced the affairs of other states through political pressure, economic sanctions, and diplomatic negotiations. Today, the world has the United States. One of the most recent examples of hegemonic influence in the affairs of another state is US-Iran conflict.READ MORE
Can Sports Survive Politics Between India and Pakistan?0
- Blog, National Security
- July 15, 2026
India and Pakistan relation has always been in turmoil, and this during the recent time has affected the sports. The governments, embassies, and international sports federations host sports exchanges to promote values, reduce political tension, and interact with foreign populations; sponsor athletic ambassadors, and organise events, that is often considered as a form of diplomacyREAD MORE
Can Pakistan Turn Its Population into an Economic Strength?0
- Blog, Economic Security
- July 15, 2026
Population quality depends on skill formation, literacy rate, health and life expectancy. Population can either be an asset or liability for state based on if it is skilled or uneducated; also, population as a source of economic strength depends on states investment on human capital. The question is that whether the governmental policies & investment madeREAD MORE
Has Pakistan Emerged as a Significant Middle power Through U.S. Iran Mediation?0
- Blog, National Security
- July 15, 2026
It is quite significant in Pakistan’s history to be recognised as a peacemaker and an emerging middle power through its diplomatic mediatory role. This was done by leveraging its strategic relationships, military credibility, and regional consensus-building to de-escalate one of the most volatile conflicts in the Middle East. Pakistan's successful mediation between the United StatesREAD MORE
How has the Middle Eastern War Transformed the Iran-Gulf Relations?0
- Blog, Human Security
- July 15, 2026
The U.S.-Iran conflict has shifted the nature of Iran-Gulf relations from ideological rigidity to pragmatism, compelling both sides to pursue caution in engagement. The ideological antagonism, sectarian differences and geopolitical rivalry between Iran and the Arab Gulf monarchies have been the hallmark of their relations for decades. The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) has always seenREAD MORE

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