Syeda Saiqa Bukhari

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    Syeda Saiqa Bukhari

    Syeda Saiqa Bukhari is a Research Associate in the Strategic Vision Institute, Islamabad, Pakistan.

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  • 50 Years of the NPT: Lesson Learnt0

      by Syeda Saiqa Bukhari      24 July 2020   Global politics has never been the same since the advent of nuclear bombs. Nuclear weapons entirely changed the prospects of the global political system and since then a new era of politics has just begun termed as ‘Realpolitik’. Since the arrival of nuclear weapons,

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  • India’s Quest to dominate the Indian Ocean0

    by Syeda Saiqa Bukhari August 24, 2019 The Indian Ocean Region (IOR) is widely regarded as the hub of global economic and strategic activities for several reasons. For instance, it provides the predominant outlet for oil from the Persian Gulf to various destinations across the globe. More than 80 percent of global oil trade passes

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  • India’s Enhanced Missile Development Program0

    by Syeda Saiqa Bukhari 25 July 2019 India’s long-term military modernization plans are driven by its regional and global hegemonic designs. In pursuit of this, India is involved in several military technological advancements and expansions. The development of an advanced and highly effective missile system is one of the key components of its military technological

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  • India’s Unmanned Aerial Capabilities0

    Syeda Saiqa Bukhari 24 June 2019 Advanced military technological innovations have made it possible for forces to inflict fire and fury with bullets and firepower without even being physically involved. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) or drones are one such development that allows nation-states to achieve their strategic goals in such a manner. Within the contemporary

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  • India Naval Ambitions and Strategic Stability of South Asia0

    by Syeda Saiqa Bukhari 27 May 2019 For a long time, India has held the ambition of becoming one of the most significant military powers in the world. For this purpose, India spends significant amounts of money to modernize its armed forces, including its land, air, and naval forces. Since the last few years, India’s

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  • India’s ‘Nirbhay’ Missile Test and Implications for Pakistan0

    by Syeda Saiqa Bukhari 16 May 2019 India, under its hegemonic tendencies, has always desired to dominate the South Asian region and to become one of the major powers in the region and beyond. Driven by its regional and global hegemonic designs, India is involved in several missiles’ development programs. Recently, on April 15, 2019,

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  • Indian Military Advancements and Strategic Stability of South Asia0

    Syeda Saiqa Bukhari 26 April 2019 South Asia is one of the most instable regions in the world because of the ever growing hostility between Pakistan and India. Since partition India has always tried to dominate the region due to its conventional superiority over Pakistan. The bilateral relations of Pakistan and India arebased on distrust

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  • Indian Current Developments and Strategic Stability0

    Syeda Saiqa Bukhari 30 March 2019 South Asian region is the home of instability and insecurity because of historical enmity between India and Pakistan. India and Pakistan fought three major wars and involved in limited clashes. Nuclear weapons brought strategic stability in the region but India as an aggressor states always try to initiate military

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  • Pulwama Incident: Impact on India-Pakistan Relations0

    Syeda Saiqa Bukhari 26 February 2019 On February 14, 2019, a deadly bombing attack happened in Pulwama district, in Indian occupied Kashmir, where 40 Central Reserve Police Force (CPRF) personnel were killed, which grabbed the attention of national and international media. This attack took place when a car rammed a bus carrying CRPF soldiers. A

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  • Nasr Missile and Deterrence Stability of South Asia0

    Syeda Saiqa Bukhari    13 February 2019 Pakistan has conducted successful test of short range surface to surface ballistic missile ‘Nasr’ on January 24th , 28th  and 31st  respectively, as part of the Army Strategic Forces Command training exercise, which included quad salvo on 24 January and single shots on 28 & 31 January, 2019. Quad salvo means that

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  • Induction of Pakistan A-100 MLRS and Deterrence Equation of South Asia0

    by Syeda Saiqa Bukhari  16 January 2019 Pakistan inducted A-100 rocket in Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) into its arsenals, boosting the strength of Artillery Crop on January 4, 2019. The missile system was indigenously developed by Pakistani scientists and engineers. MLRS which comprise of two main elements: rocket munitions and a self-propelled platform to carry and launch

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