Criterion Quarterly

Vol 07-3 (Jul/Sep 2012)

Indian Military Expansion 2020 – Implications for Pakistan’s National Security

The rapid Indian military expansion in 2020 poses significant security threats to Pakistan. This article examines the implications for Pakistan’s national security, highlighting the shifting regional power dynamics and the steps Pakistan must take to protect its interests in a more militarized environment.

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Seoul Nuclear Security Summit 2012: Positions and Prospects

The Seoul Nuclear Security Summit 2012 brought global leaders together to strengthen nuclear security and combat nuclear terrorism. This article analyzes the key outcomes and positions taken by participating countries, emphasizing the need for international cooperation to secure nuclear materials and prevent future threats.

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The “Ideological” Foundations of Pakistan

The article explores what led to the ideological foundations of Pakistan’s creation, highlighting the influence of religion and politics in shaping the nation’s identity. It delves into the historical context and ongoing debates around Pakistan’s national identity, emphasizing how these core beliefs continue to influence the country’s development and political landscape.

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IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices): Bane for Humanity

Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) have become a devastating weapon in modern warfare, leading to widespread destruction and a growing humanitarian crisis. These devices are responsible for immense civilian casualties, and their use demands urgent global cooperation to mitigate their impact. The article emphasizes the need to address the use of IEDs to protect vulnerable populations and restore peace in conflict zones.

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