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Opting to Strike Pakistan by Dr. Raja Muhammad Khan
Posted By: Raja_Muhammad_Khan Created On: 13/Jun/2010 Views: 2050 Replies: 0 
Entitled as the “Options studied for a possible Pakistan strike,” an article appeared in the Washington Post on May 29, 2010. Greg Miller and Karen DeYoung, both reputed staff reporter of this illustrious news daily have jointly developed the article. With reference to the US top military hierarchy, the paper reveals that, “The U.S military is reviewing options for a unilateral strike in Pakistan Click here to read Full Article

Indo-Pak Military Expenditures and Global Trends by Dr. Raja Muhammad Khan
Posted By: Raja_Muhammad_Khan On: 13/Jun/2010 Views:2281 Replies:0 
Apart from P-5 countries, India, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Japan, and Italy have been grouped among the world’s ten top most countries, which spend maximum on their defence expenditures. Even under the moderate Democrat President Barack Obama, United States spends 53 percent of the global military expenditures. Until 2009, US share in the global military spending was 43 percent. For the year 2010, i Click here to read Full Article
An Analysis of Indo-Pak Defence Budgets by Dr. Raja Muhammad Khan
Posted By: Raja_Muhammad_Khan On: 6/Jun/2010 Views:4118 Replies:0 
Over the last decade, there has been increase in the military spending of almost all countries of the world. According to Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), estimates, released on June 2, 2010, 1531 billion USD were expended on militaries as the defence budgets. Overall, there has been an increase of 5.9 percent in the defence spending during 2009, as compared to year 2008. Click here to read Full Article
 
Terrorism: An Ideology or a Conspiracy by Dr. Raja Muhammad Khan
Posted By: Raja_Muhammad_Khan On: 1/Jun/2010 Views:2002 Replies:0 
Apart from over 240 suicide attacks, there have been “2284 bomb blasts” all over the country ever since 2001. These terrorist attacks killed over 27000 people. More recently, these terrorists have attacked on the two mosques of the Ahmadis in Lahore, killing over 95 persons and injuring more than 100, all gathered for the collective prayers on Friday. Click here to read Full Article
The Strategic Vision of Indian Navy by Dr. Raja Muhammad Khan
Posted By: Raja_Muhammad_Khan On: 23/May/2010 Views:2070 Replies:0 
Indian Maritime Doctrine was formally announced in April-2004. However, the year-2006 ‘Navy Day’ is considered to be as the day, once Indian Navy actually started, “transforming itself from a ‘brown water’ coastal defense force to a formidable ‘blue water’ fleet.” Blue water navy has indeed two connotations: the technical and the political. Technically, a naval force having the capability Click here to read Full Article
 
Implausibility in the Pak-US Relationship by Dr. Raja Muhammad Khan
Posted By: Raja_Muhammad_Khan On: 21/May/2010 Views:2177 Replies:0 
Dr. Henry Kissinger, the former US Secretary of State, has once rightly pointed out that; in the international politics, “there are neither permanent friends nor permanent foes of a state”. These are indeed, the convergences and divergences of national interests of states that make them friends or foes to each other. The national interests of states, however, are not constant, but continue changin Click here to read Full Article
Implausibility in the Pak-US Relationship BY Dr. Raja Muhammad Khan
Posted By: Raja_Muhammad_Khan On: 17/May/2010 Views:1920 Replies:0 
Dr. Henry Kissinger, the former US Secretary of State, has once rightly pointed out that; in the international politics, “there are neither permanent friends nor permanent foes of a state”. These are indeed, the convergences and divergences of national interests of states that make them friends or foes to each other. The national interests of states, however, are not constant, but continue changin Click here to read Full Article
 
Indian Naval Expansion: Implications for Pakistan by Dr. Raja Muhammad Khan
Posted By: Raja_Muhammad_Khan On: 16/May/2010 Views:4041 Replies:0 
The roots of modern Indian Navy can be traced from the ‘Battle of Swally’, fought between the British East India Company and Portuguese near Surat, Indian Gujarat in 1612. This small navel encounter sufficiently reduced the Portuguese’s hold over the trade and business in India and enabled the British East India Company to enhance its influence. With the arrival of the first fighting ship at this Click here to read Full Article
Revisiting the Efficacy of SAARC by Dr. Raja Muhammad Khan
Posted By: Raja_Muhammad_Khan On: 11/May/2010 Views:2227 Replies:0 
The 16th Summit of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) was held in Thimpu, the picturesque capital of Bhutan on 28-29 April 2010. The summit was attended by all heads of the member states and representatives from the observer countries. It was concluded with a joint declaration issued by the leaders of SAARC Click here to read Full Article
 
The Prospects of Collaboration with Central Asian States by Dr. Raja Muhammad Khan
Posted By: Raja_Muhammad_Khan On: 13/Apr/2010 Views:2179 Replies:0 
The five Central Asian Republics (CARs); Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan are spread over an area of 1.6 million square miles. The region is considered to be the second Gulf in terms of hydrocarbon resources, thus likely to play a key role in Asian and global geopolitics and geo-economics. Ever since their independence in 1991, CARs have been striving for their rightful Click here to read Full Article
Yet Another Angle of Indo-Israel Collaboration by Dr. Raja Muhammad Khan
Posted By: Raja_Muhammad_Khan On: 9/Apr/2010 Views:2046 Replies:0 
The state of Israel came into being on May 14, 1948. Mr Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Indian Prime Minister supported the creation of this Zionist state at the heart of Arab world. However, owing to its relationship with Arab world, India took some time in the formal recognition of Israel, and later recognized it in 1950. Besides, maintaining good relations with Arab world, India also maintained Click here to read Full Article

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