Pakistan Army

Military Imbalance in Pakistan: How the Pakistan Army Shaped a Nation and Faces a New Rival in the Skies

South Asian geopolitics: While most nations have armies, in Pakistan, the army has a nation. This statement, though frequently repeated, encapsulates a stark and profound truth about the role of the military in shaping Pakistan's national identity, governance, foreign policy,...
Iran's 'Missile City' Video Reveals Strengths and Vulnerabilities

Reality on the Ground: Fuel Speculation of Imminent Israeli Strike on Iran’s Nuclear Facilities; Smoke Without Fire?

Over the past year, a flurry of reports in Western media has painted a consistent picture: Israel is gearing up for a possible strike on Iranian nuclear facilities. The headlines, often citing anonymous intelligence officials, suggest urgency, readiness, and strategic...
LCA-Tejas

Safran-HAL Engine Deal: India Strengthens Military Aviation with Game-Changing Safran-HAL Jet Engine Collaboration

In a move that could alter the strategic balance of India’s aerospace and defense industry, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and France’s Safran Aircraft Engines signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The deal, focused on co-developing and producing military engines...
US Dollar - Chinese Yuan

China’s Ascending Role in Global South: A Strategic Challenge to US Dollar and Global Hegemony

Over the past few decades, China has been steadily asserting itself as a key player in the "Global South," a term that has evolved from the Cold War-era Non-Aligned Movement, representing developing countries striving for autonomy from superpower influence. As...
Yahya Sinwar

Killing of Hamas Leader Yahya Sinwar: What It Means for Israel, Hamas, and Middle East

The killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, a high-profile figure in the militant organization, marks a significant development in the ongoing Israeli-Hamas conflict. While some see it as an opportunity to de-escalate hostilities and potentially negotiate for the release of...
Yahya Sinwar

Yahya Sinwar: How a Former Prisoner Became Hamas’ Military Commander

Israeli military forces have confirmed the death of Yahya Sinwar, the most wanted man in Israel and a key architect behind the deadly 7 October 2023 attacks that plunged the region into the worst violence seen in decades. Sinwar, the...
Yahya Sinwar

The Demise of Yahya Sinwar: A Pathway to Peace in the Middle East?

In a dramatic turn of events, the demise of Yahya Sinwar, the notorious leader of Hamas and mastermind behind the 7 October 2023 attacks on Israel, has opened the door for potential breakthroughs in the longstanding conflict in the Middle...
MW mega-dam on Yarlung Tsangpo River- Barhmaputra

China’s Water Weapon: The World’s Largest Dam and its Implications for India

China is poised to weaponize one of the world’s most essential natural resources: water. With plans underway to construct the world’s largest hydropower project—a colossal 60,000 MW mega-dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo River, which is known as the Brahmaputra in...
China

Second China Shock: Should the U.S. Go It Alone or Form Coalition?

China, long known as the world’s manufacturing superpower, continues to pile on more production capacity at an astounding pace. This has left many countries, especially the United States, scrambling to reassess their manufacturing strategies. The fear of being stripped of...
Lebanon-Gaza-Israel

U.S. Weapons Support in Focus: As Gaza Collapses and Lebanon Suffers, How Is Israel Justifying Its Defense?

In late January, as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepened and the death toll soared to 25,000, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) made a request to the U.S. government for 3,000 additional bombs. The plea for more military aid came...
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