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Ankit Kumar

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Ankit Kumar, Assistant Professor (Research) at SICSSL, specializes in modern warfare, geopolitics, and nuclear policy. He has consulted for India’s Ministry of External Affairs and Defense and contributed to leading think tanks and international publications. He is pursuing a PhD on nuclear policy ambiguity with India as a case study.

Af-Pak Border Conflict Signals Prolonged Discord

The Afghanistan–Pakistan border conflict has escalated sharply after Pakistan’s October 2025 airstrikes, triggering Afghan retaliation.

Community Resilience and Sports to Counter-Radicalisation: Message at 60th UNHRC

India sees sports as a tool for resilience at the UNHRC, with Kashmir’s games and Afghanistan’s cricket showing unity against extremism.

One Year of Operation Herof: Pakistan’s Security Crisis and Investment Outlook

Pakistan faces rising violence and fragile investment one year after Operation Herof which is highly under public critisize.

Gilgit-Baltistan Police Protests Grow as Officers Suspended

As conflicts rises in Gilgit-Balistan of Pakistan, dozens of police officers were suspended following the continous demos.

Why Terror Financing Remains a Challenge in Pakistan

Pakistan struggles to curb terror financing as banned groups exploit charity systems; FATF compliance gaps raise regional and global security concerns.

The Muhammad Shahzeb Khan Case and What It Reveals About Pakistan’s Extremist Networks

Khan’s extradition highlights how Pakistan’s enduring militant networks and selective enforcement continue to fuel global extremist threats.

Pakistan’s Economic (2024-25) Survey Reflects Governance Challenges

Explore Pakistan's 2024-25 Economic Survey, highlighting challenges in governance, GSP+ compliance, and key sectors.

Federal Neglect Leaves Pakistan’s Tribal Districts Behind

An opinion on how Pakistan’s federal policies are failing tribal districts through underfunding and uneven development.

The Strategic Parallels Between Gaza’s Hamas and Pakistan’s Lashkar-e-Taiba

The strategic parallels between Hamas and Lashkar-e-Taiba, focusing on how both groups combine political legitimacy with militant operations.

India Targets Militant Infrastructure Across Border in Response to Kashmir Violence

India conducts targeted missile strikes on alleged militant sites in Pakistan following a deadly Kashmir attack.

From ‘Jugular Vein’ to Murder Scene: Pakistan’s Cross-Border Strategy Fuels Terror in Kashmir

A deadly attack in Kashmir’s Pahalgam valley raises global concerns over Pakistan’s support for cross-border terrorism.

ISIS Resurgence Raises Concerns Amid Allegations of Regional Proxy Conflicts

ISIS resurgence in Syria sparks global concern amid allegations of regional proxy involvement and shifting alliances.

General Asim Munir’s Rhetoric Highlights Deeper Challenges Facing Pakistan

General Asim Munir's recent statements spotlight Pakistan’s internal struggles, from economic instability to rising sectarian tensions.

Cholistan Canal Sparks Uproar Amid Longstanding Fears of Provincial Disparity in Pakistan

The Cholistan Canal Project has reignited inter-provincial tensions in Pakistan, with critics warning of water injustice and inequality.

Jaffar Express Attack Highlights Balochistan’s Marginalization and Development Crisis

The Jaffar Express attack in Balochistan highlights the region’s ongoing struggles with economic neglect, political marginalization, and security challenges. Despite its rich natural resources, Balochistan remains underdeveloped, fueling long-standing grievances. Read more on the factors behind the crisis and what it means for Pakistan’s future.

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