How Will North Korea’s Hydrogen Bomb Tests Affect the World?By Huma RehmanJanuary 27, 2016 By Huma Rehman North Korea’s recent powerful nuclear test, i.e detonating hydrogen bomb, has stirred debates within the world’s major…
Re-evaluating Priorities in AfghanistanBy CISS-PakistanNovember 19, 2015 By HAJIRA ASAF KHAN Better Relations with the Neighbours With the US forces having ceased direct active combat engagement in…
‘Normal’ nuclear Pakistan by Ali Sarwar NaqviBy CISS-PakistanOctober 1, 2015 A new report jointly issued earlier this month by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the Stimson Center, two…
India, Pakistan and the NSG by Ali Sarwar NaqviBy CISS-PakistanAugust 25, 2015 India has been striving for the last seven years for admission into the world’s most exclusive cartel, the Nuclear Suppliers’…
Regional Auguries by Ali Sarwar NaqviBy CISS-PakistanJuly 15, 2015 It is remarkable how the regional scenario has suddenly taken a turn towards a more promising outlook in contrast to…
South Asian Nuclear Dynamics by Majid MahmoodBy CISS-PakistanJune 3, 2015 May 28, 1998 was a watershed moment in the South Asian regional political discourse when, Pakistan restored the strategic balance,…
Seventeen Years of Deterrence by Ali Sarwar NaqviBy CISS-PakistanMay 28, 2015 Seventeen years have passed since we conducted our five nuclear tests on the 28th of May, 1998 in the barren…
When Chaghi Hills Changed ColourBy CISS-PakistanMay 28, 2015 by Hajira Asaf Khan It was a hot and sunny Thursday, on the 28th of May, 1998—seventeen years ago—in the…
The Yemen Imbroglio by Ali Sarwar NaqviBy CISS-PakistanApril 1, 2015 The ancient land of Yemen bore the name of ‘Arabia Felix’, roughly translated as Arabia the happy, in view of…
A Great Deal of Instability by Ali Sarwar NaqviBy CISS-PakistanFebruary 17, 2015 During President Obama’s recent visit to India, it was announced that the US and India had revived the hamstrung nuclear…
