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How climate change is a threat to infrastructure in Pakistan 0
- Blog, Climate Security, Economic Security, National Security
- August 4, 2022
The climate in Pakistan is changing faster than expected. This is the biggest issue which is to be the concern of all, and quick actions should be taken so that Pakistan’s infrastructure and its people will be protected so that they can have a better living. Pakistan every year struggles to deal with the monsoon
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Has the US Learned From its Experience in Afghanistan?0
- Featured Articles
- July 20, 2022
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Explainer: Supreme Court verdict on Article 63-A 0
- Backgrounder, National Security
- June 3, 2022
A reference under Article 186 of the constitution was filed by President Arif Alvi seeking an interpretation of Article 63-A and asking if a lifetime ban could be placed on defecting parliamentarians. By a majority of 3:2 it was ruled that a purposive approach should be adopted for the interpretation of Article 63-A in order
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Explained: Reasons for Sri Lanka’s Economic Crisis 0
- Backgrounder, Economic Security, Human Security
- May 18, 2022
Economic crisis don’t take place over night in fact they result from many years of buildup and the same is true for Sri Lanka. The roots of its current economic turmoil can be traced back to primarily; bad luck and government mismanagement. Although there is hardly anything one can do against natural disasters but it
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US’ Lawfare against Russia 0
- Blog, National Security
- May 16, 2022
Lawfare is quickly gaining speed and is becoming one of the most widely used tools of non-traditional warfare. The use of lawfare has exponentially increased because it helps countries put international pressure on other countries and shift the blame for not complying with International Law from themselves. India has also done this in the case
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Explainer: Supreme Court judgement on Speakers Ruling 0
- Backgrounder, National Security
- April 23, 2022
The events occurring in the national assembly on the day the no trust motion was to be held inspired a suo motu action by the Chief Justice of Pakistan, Umer Ata Bandial. Subsequently, a five – judge bench was formed to decide the matter, in which the judges chose to limit themselves to the ruling
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