Admiral Naveed Ashraf, Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS) of Pakistan, interacting with the troops

Maritime Deterrence in the recent Indo-Pak Stand-Off

Pakistan Navy’s Strategic Triumph The recent stand-off between India and Pakistan reaffirmed the precariousness of deterrence stability in South Asia. Sparked by Indian aggression following a false flag terrorist incident in Pahalgam, the conflict swiftly escalated into a multi-domain engagement across land, air, and sea. While the crisis was carefully managed to avoid a fullscale…

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Former Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party Mao Zedong

Lessons: Evolution of Modern China

Victory Over Fascism to Shared Prosperity  Short Historical ContextThe Nationalists and Communists in China had a checkered history of confrontation and collaboration under changing environment. The good aspect was that against external aggressors for common interests and objectives, they always joined hands. This brings out an important character of Chinese civilisation. Though Japan’s pre-WW 2…

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PNS Hunain (F-273)

Pakistan Navy’s Crucial Role in Sustaining National Defence During Recent Conflict

During the intense conflict with India, planes of Pakistan Air Force with their missiles breaking the war stamina of our adversary were all over the TV screens and social media. Pakistan Army with its Fateh Missiles and actions along Line of control (LoC) was also all over the news. They deserve the gratitude of the…

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PNS Babur (F-280)

Marka-E-Haq: Pakistan’s Response to Operation Sindoor and the False Flag Drama Post-Pahalgam

In the chronicles of South Asian security crises, the recent Pakistan-India crisis between April and May 2025 marks a watershed moment. Operation Marka-e-Haq (War of Righteousness) from the Pakistan side was triggered after India’s baseless allegations against Pakistan for the so-called Pahalgam incident. This incident was a chain of miscalculations, misinformation and militarism ended in…

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Ishaq Dar’s recent visit to Dhaka, Bangladesh

Pakistan – Bangladesh From Missed Opportunities To Rational Approach

The growing affinity between Pakistan and Bangladesh is being viewed interestingly for certain reasons. Both nations were one up till 1971 when Bangladesh was carved out of Pakistan after the ugly episode of the 1971 war, instigated, orchestrated and exploited by India. Thereafter relations between Pakistan and Bangladesh remained episodic in nature while Bangladesh’s government…

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