“India has shown it’s willing to test what it calls Pakistan’s nuclear blackmail,” or the idea that India would not risk major strikes for fear of a nuclear response, said Lisa Curtis ...

The ongoing quest for nuclear capabilities between India and Pakistan has long been a significant point of international concern. By 2025, against a backdrop of a tumultuous geopolitical landscape, ...

India and Pakistan have built up nuclear arsenals over the years. But their purpose is to stop wars, not start them. India has a “no first use” policy.

The decades-old Indus Waters Treaty faces its gravest challenge as India suspends it, prompting Pakistan to warn of war.

Both India and Pakistan had conducted nuclear tests in the summer of 1998, when Clinton was in office, overtly demonstrating their recessed prowess. By then, they already had over 50 nuclear ...

India is developing most advanced bunker buster missile. US’s GBU-57, Russia’s KAB-1500, China’s DF-15C are fail. Even ...

Maybe. When the issue of India-Pak war surfaces, in addition to risk of nuclear-war, what certainly are afloat are command of “nuclear” egos from both sides.

In just a matter of months, President Trump has gone from praising India as a major strategic partner to saying he wouldn’t ...

This rhetoric has served his government as both a political tool during elections and a cornerstone of foreign policy, ...

As Islamabad and New Delhi seek to capitalise on great power competition amid multiplying opportunities for strategic ...

Nuclear deterrence is no longer a two-player game, and emerging technologies further threaten the status quo. The result is a ...

Pakistan, which also has a nuclear arsenal, has long opposed the deal, which opponents say could risk an atomic arms race in Asia. "Now Pakistan also has the right to demand a civilian nuclear ...