What Putin’s Visit To India Really Achieved – OpEd
Vladimir Putin’s visit to New Delhi comes at a crucial moment when India being pressurized by the US to stop
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Author: Syeda Tahreem Bukhari
Syeda Tahreem Bukhari is serving as an Associate Director at the Center for International Strategic Studies AJK. A NESA Alumni and an MPhil Scholar in Peace and Conflict Studies from National Defence University, Islamabad.
Articles by Syeda Tahreem Bukhari:
India’s Diplomatic Tightrope Act – OpEd
As the era of unipolarity is almost over, major powers as well as the rising powers from across the globe
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Indian Ambitions For Maritime Dominance Amid Operational Liabilities – OpEd
The Indian Ocean region has become a contested zone between the great powers in the era of great power competition.
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Under The Shadow Of BrahMos: India’s Vulnerable Strategic Command And Control Mechanisms? – OpEd
In 1991, an agreement concerning the “Prevention of Airspace Violations” was duly signed between Pakistan and India, stipulating mutual notification
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The Ravi River Conundrum: Politics, Pollution, And Peril – OpEd
The Ravi River, historically revered as one of the five rivers defining Punjab’s identity, has endured a perilous decline, raising
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Unmasking Digital Deception – OpEd
Information technologies are emerging as powerful instruments in unconventional warfare. Social media platforms are often weaponized by states to project
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