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Pakistan's diplomatic clout has increased after the May 2025 crisis, contends Amb. @aizaz1101.

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India, argues @zafar_jaspal , resorted to nuclear signaling during and after the May 2025 crisis.

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Pakistan has emerged as a strong, credible military power, stresses @zafar_jaspal.

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Till date, India is struggling to build a favorable narrative on the May 2025 crisis, contends @zafar_jaspal .

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The initiation of third-party mediation was a big blow to India, reminds @zafar_jaspal.

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The Indo-Pak crisis has changed the nuclear discourse, argues @zafar_jaspal ,adding that we are entering the fourth nuclear age.

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Economic fault lines will also impact conflict dynamics going forward, argues @DrMariaSultan1.

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No future war is going to be confined to India and Pakistan only, stresses @DrMariaSultan1. She adds that the security architectures in South Asia and the Middle East will interact.

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Dr. @DrMariaSultan1 argues that war is not an event but a process. She also notes that India is working toward integrating its forces.

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The timely integration that we witnessed in May 2025 was rehearsed and tested for years ,reveals @khalidbanuri.

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The creation of the kill chain was critical to Pakistan's success in the air domain, says @khalidbanuri. He stresses that the kill chain was the spear.

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@syedalizia1992 also stated that coercion needs to be reimagined in the context of South Asia.

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The very start of a crisis is an act of brinkmanship. Convincing the other side to step down by showing that you might act irrationally is problematic.

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Nuclear weapons are not the be all or end all of conventional deterrence, argues @syedalizia1992.

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Air Cdre @khalidbanuri argues that the May 2025 crisis must engender the reconceptualization of modern applications of airpower.

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Dr. @adilsultan is explaining the Cold War construct of strategic stability, adding that it doesn't necessarily apply to South Asia.

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CSSPR looks forward to hosting this webinar to understand Pakistan 's strategic repositioning since the May 2025 crisis.

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Dr. @smalik480 argues that the rules of engagement in South Asia have changed significantly.

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Authored by @MoazamAliUmrani and edited by @mubasharizvi , CSSPR 's latest SITREP provides a succinct overview of terror-related incidents across Pakistan from April 1 until April 15, 2026.

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In this report, @syedalizia1992 unpacks Al-Mirsad, a systematic propaganda campaign against Pakistan, in the context of the broader information manipulation ecosystem in place. Read it here:

https://t.co/ZCzWeaTjBa