Although it’s generally assumed that what matters most in determining Washington’s policies toward India and Pakistan is how China treats them, there is another way to view South Asia and that is how India and Pakistan relate strategically with Russia. How deep might Moscow’s military...
In the midst of deteriorating security relations between Seoul and Tokyo, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe recently announced Japan was terminating its joint deployment of a land-based U.S. missile defense system, AEGIS Ashore. Meanwhile, Washington continues to lean on Japan and South Korea to pay...
Click here to access a PDF of this report. Mar 27, 2019 AUTHOR: Henry Sokolski Improving the Role of Intelligence in Counterproliferation Policymaking: Report of the “Speaking Truth to Nonproliferation Project,” 2018 By Henry Sokolski March 2019 This report is the culmination of a two-year project sponsored...
As part of NPEC’s project, “Tracking Emerging Asian Nuclear Weapons Doctrines,” experts were commissioned to study the impact of Russian nuclear military doctrine on the doctrines of China and India. Below are presentations on the preliminary findings of this research. Mar 10, 2018 Tracking Russian...
Brigadier General Feroz Khan’s presentation at the Naval Postgraduate School on Pakistan: Political Transitions and Nuclear Management Feb 27, 2012 AUTHOR: Feroz Khan Pakistan-Political Transitions and Nuclear Management (PDF) 106.11 KB Pakistan: Political Transitions and Nuclear Management By Feroz Hassan Khan[1] Throughout its history, Pakistan...
NPEC’s Executive Director, Henry Sokolski, discusses how the modernization of nuclear weapons and delivery capabilities throughout the world will influence global strategic military competitions over the next two decades. The final version will be published in an edited volume. This paper is a companion piece...
Graham’s paper examines the nuclear weapons competition between China, India and Pakistan and how it may impact the strategic planning of other major countries, including the U.S. and Russia. Jun 09, 2011 AUTHOR: Thomas W. Graham Nuclear Weapons Stability or Anarchy in the 21st Century_...
In their NPEC study, Zia Mian and M.V. Ramana argue that the foreign and military policies of the United States and China are intensifying the arms race between India and Pakistan and conclude that Washington and Beijing should collaborate to stabilize South Asia. Nov 01,...
In a major, fresh analysis of the Russian military literature, Dr. Jacob Kipp, former Deputy Director, U.S. Army School of Advanced Military Studies, argues that how Russia chooses to cope with the strategic challenges China poses, rather than any developments regarding NATO, the Balkans, or...
Retired Admiral R.N. Ganesh, who led India’s nuclear submarine program for several years, has written a new piece for NPEC analyzing the potential development of South Asian nuclear and missile programs and suggests policies China, India and Pakistan should implement to lessen the risk of...
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