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The Urumqi riots of July 5, 2009 weren’t a random “ethnic clash” – they were…
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How Strong is the Afghan Taliban Military ?
The Afghan Taliban military, officially known as the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan Armed Forces, has transformed from a decentralized guerrilla insurgency into a structured national military force. As of 2026, the Taliban…
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Nukes of Pakistan = Survival threat of Israel
The question of whether Pakistan's nuclear weapons pose a greater existential threat to Israel than Iran's nuclear program requires comprehensive…
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The Tariff War of USA
The Architecture of Economic Coercion: How America Weaponizes Trade How the Global…
Unmasking the Fake: How the Iranian Embassy in Delhi Tackled a Social Media Imposter
As the clock struck midnight in India on July 12, 2025, a…
The Gilgit-Baltistan Issue
Understanding the Gilgit-Baltistan Conflict The Gilgit-Baltistan issue remains one of India's most…
The Muslim NATO Dream – Gamechanger or Gamble?
(a) Pakistan’s near-term defence-budget picture (what’s happened and why) (b) …
“War, Instability, Revolution” The Unrest in Southern Asia
Introduction The political and military structure of Southern Asia, long based on…
Chinese Spy Ships in Indian Ocean
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B-2 Spirit: The Ghost in the Sky Unmasked
Overview of the Incident B-2 Spirit stealth bombers led a highly precise…
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The F-22 Raptor isn’t just a fighter jet—it’s a legend of unmatched…
The F-35B in Kerala: Emergency Landing or Strategic Wake-Up Call?
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