Islamabad Policy Institute F-7 Islamabad. Pakistan
Political will is the foundational requirement for effective arms control. It requires prioritizing long-term safety over short-term military advantages or economic benefits from weapons production. However, the growing market value, economic structure,
Movies regarding nuclear war have traditionally brought the threat of apocalypse before our eyes and influenced how societies understand the dangers of atomic weapons. Iconic films such as The Day After (1983)
The ongoing release of the redacted Epstein files is setting off a political inferno worldwide by featuring the names of state officials, diplomats, and celebrities. Other than the United States (US), there
A study conducted by King’s College London found that the three leading Large Language Models (LLMs), i.e., ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, prefer nuclear signaling in 95% of simulated war game cases. This
On February 28, unprovoked joint United States-Israeli strikes on Iran left a rattled Middle East, killing Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and other senior government and military officials. The war campaign,
The Indian government has described the socio-political transformation of Jammu and Kashmir since 2019 as a step toward national integration, development, and equal rights. However, the sequence of constitutional and legislative changes
The beginning of 2026 made the underlying fluidity of international partnerships more pronounced. As the United States (US), under President Trump, pursued a more direct and transactional foreign policy, it dented American
‘If it expires, it expires.’ The United States (US) President Donald Trump’s statement became true as the last guardrails on the world’s largest nuclear arsenals are gone. With the expiration of the
Carl Von Clausewitz stated that the nature of war remains same; however with changes in time and space, actors change the character and means of conducting war. In contemporary times, technological innovations in non-combat
February 5, 2026 is approaching, which brings with it the imminent expiration of the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START). This marks not only the expiry of yet another treaty, but also the likely