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Ambiguity as strategy: The Saudi-Pakistan defence deal causes a stir
  • Middle East
  • South Asia

Ambiguity as strategy: The Saudi-Pakistan defence deal causes a stir

  • Divya Malhotra
  • October 10, 2025
  • 0

On 17 September 2025, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia formalised a Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement (SMDA) in Riyadh, under which aspects of defence cooperation between the two countries will be […]

Türkiye’s Steel Dome: Redefining Air Defence and Strategic Autonomy
  • Middle East

Türkiye’s Steel Dome: Redefining Air Defence and Strategic Autonomy

  • Monalisa Dash
  • October 5, 2025
  • 0

Recent decades have witnessed a transformation in the notion of national security, wherein conventional military capabilities are increasingly complemented by high-tech defence systems. The face […]

The Saudi Arabia–Pakistan Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement and Its Implications for Iran’s Security Outlook
  • Gulf Region
  • Middle East
  • South Asia

The Saudi Arabia–Pakistan Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement and Its Implications for Iran’s Security Outlook

  • Rahana Sherin
  • September 29, 2025
  • 1

Saudi Arabia and Pakistan formalised their longstanding security cooperation through the Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement on September 17. Though the agreement is primarily being seen […]

The Anatomy of Saudi-Pakistan Defense Agreement: The Timing, the Message and the Noise
  • Gulf Region
  • Middle East
  • South Asia

The Anatomy of Saudi-Pakistan Defense Agreement: The Timing, the Message and the Noise

  • PremAnand Mishra
  • September 19, 2025
  • 1

In an argument on what collective security really means, the influential realist thinker Hans Morgenthau remarked, it means “One for all and all for one”.  This […]

The Qatar Strike and the Illusions of Gulf Security
  • Gulf Region
  • Middle East

The Qatar Strike and the Illusions of Gulf Security

  • Mohmad Waseem Malla
  • September 17, 2025
  • 0

It is often said that the only predictability about the Middle East’s geopolitics is its unpredictability, and yet what has remained remarkably consistent is the […]

  • Book Review
  • Middle East
  • South Asia

Review of Ahmed Rashid’s “Taliban: Militant Islam, Oil and Fundamentalism in Central Asia”

  • Azra Shahab
  • September 6, 2025
  • 0

As the United States withdrew its troops from Afghanistan in 2021 after two decades of fighting the Afghan Taliban following the 2001 invasion, it ironically […]

Peace in the Shadows: Women’s Unseen Struggle in Yemen’s War
  • Gulf Region
  • Middle East

Peace in the Shadows: Women’s Unseen Struggle in Yemen’s War

  • Aiman Masoodi
  • August 16, 2025
  • 0

Once rich in culture and history, Yemen has been devastated by nearly a decade of war between the Iranian-backed Houthi rebel movement and the post-2011 […]

  • Blog
  • Gulf Region
  • Middle East

Iran-China Relations in the Shadow of American Pressure

  • Akankshya Ray
  • August 9, 2025
  • 0

Summary: This article examines the deepening China–Iran partnership, highlighting dual-use material transfers, energy trade resilience, and coordinated maritime drills as tools to counter U.S. sanctions […]

China’s Quiet Game in the Iran-Israel Conflict
  • Blog
  • Middle East

China’s Quiet Game in the Iran-Israel Conflict

  • Syed Kamran Ali
  • August 6, 2025
  • 0

Summary: China’s muted role in the Iran-Israel conflict reveals its careful balancing act between strategic neutrality and deep regional interests. Despite strong ties with Iran, […]

What Explains the Duality of West’s Syrian Embrace and Afghanistan Abandonment?
  • Gulf Region
  • Middle East

What Explains the Duality of West’s Syrian Embrace and Afghanistan Abandonment?

  • Syed Mohammad Raghib
  • July 8, 2025
  • 0

International relations are rife with paradoxes. Few cases illustrate the contrasting behaviour of major powers, particularly Western actors, more starkly than Syria and Afghanistan, where […]

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