VOL 7 NO 3

By Sultan M. Hali[1] Abstract The detailed facts and figures of the havoc inflicted by IEDs are an eye opener for decision makers and opinion builders alike. Since the IEDs are an international threat and more so in the contemporary theatres of war,  in countries such as Afghanistan and Pakistan, there is a dire need […]

By Yasser Latif Hamdani[1] Abstract The vague concept of South Asian Muslim nationalism has proved to be an inadequate unifier.  Pakistan’s inability to learn from the mistakes made by the Congress Party led to the ultimate dissolution of the erstwhile Union which included the Eastern wing.  Given that after 1971, there were more South Asian

By Air Commodore (R) Khalid Iqbal TI (M)[1] Abstract The Seoul Summit was intended to be a mid-way progress review session between the Washington and Netherlands Nuclear Security Summits. Experts and analysts vary in their opinion of its effectiveness from ‘highly appreciative’ to ‘barely marginal’. Nuclear security faces daunting challenges due to a lack of

By Shafei Moiz Hali Abstract  This paper aims at examining India’s defence modernization and expansion schemes which are set to be fulfilled by 2020 and to draw a comparison of India’s existing and forecasted defence inventory with Pakistan’s defence inventory in order to better understand how these military modernization and expansion programs can be used

By A. G. NOORANI[1] Abstract The fundamental malaise of modern Islam is a sense that something has gone wrong with Islamic history. The fundamental problem of modern Muslims is how to rehabilitate that history: to set it going again in full vigour, so that Islamic society may once again flourish as a divinely guided society