Theoretically Unveiling Intricacies Of US-India Relations – OpEd
There is no free cup of tea in international politics. What matters the most, is the states’ interests. The policies
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Author: Muhammad Ahmad Khan
Muhammad Ahmad Khan is a student of MPhil in International Relations at NDU
Articles by Muhammad Ahmad Khan :
Conflicts Over Water: Who Wants What from Indus Water Treaty? – OpEd
Treaties are the guarantees to maintain peace and stability in the international politics or among the two countries. However, the
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Irresponsibilities On The Strategic Level: Questioning India’s Command And Control System – OpEd
When there is peace, the balance of the international system remains dependent upon the mercy of the most aggressive power.
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Resurging Terrorism In South Asia – OpEd
Post 9/11 era brought dramatic shifts in policy making of the sates not just at the local level, but the
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Taliban: Violators Of Pashtunwali – OpEd
God didn’t create anything of no use. Every character plays a particular role. Some societies define it according to their
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Quantifying Attacks Against Chinese Citizens In Pakistan: What Does Orthodox Theory Say? – OpEd
Pakistan remains in a state of security. Besides the arduous struggle against counterterrorism and mitigating tension in its largest province,
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Misperceived Kautilya: Understanding India’s Quest Of Rashtra Or Maharashtra – OpEd
Writers have thronged literature with their writings in respective domains, but rare are known as experts in these domains. Kautilya
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A Never-Ending Game In India-Pakistan Rivalry – OpEd
Media is considered the fourth pillar of any state. Political as well as social narratives are built through media. Elite
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Deconstructing Misperception About Pakistan’s Afghanistan Policy – OpEd
Kautilya, when ousted by the Nanda dynasty helped in buttressing the Mauryan empire through his academic and worldly teachings. Theoretical
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The Samjhota Express Blast: Unforgotten Tragedy – OpEd
On February 18, 2007 two sections of the Samjhota Express were blown off by an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) by
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