Behroz Ishtiaq (@BehrozMalik4) argues that Iran’s resilience lies not in conventional military superiority, but in its strategic use of drones, missiles, asymmetric warfare, and technological adaptation.
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Behroz Ishtiaq (@BehrozMalik4), a graduate of international relations from Richmond American University in London, writes that Iran’s ability to endure overwhelming military pressure stems not from conventional strength: https://t.co/F7jYwCMx7A (1/n)
but from strategy, drones, missiles, asymmetric warfare, and technological adaptation. He examines how Tehran has continued to resist sustained pressure from the US, Israel, and their allies despite sanctions, isolation, and significant losses. (2/2)
IPI's new Strategic File!
Behroz Ishtiaq (@BehrozMalik4), a graduate of international relations from Richmond American University in London, writes that Iran’s ability to endure overwhelming military pressure stems not from conventional strength: https://t.co/F7jYwCMx7A (1/n)
Yet Dr Iqbal @rahatiqbal4 cautioned that with a history of nuclear incidents, material theft cases, and reactors remaining outside IAEA safeguards, expanding private involvement without stronger oversight could deepen existing nuclear safety and security risks. (2/2)
IPI Strategic File: Dr Rahat Iqbal (@rahatiqbal4) of @CISS_Islamabad writes that India’s new “Shanti Bill” opens the nuclear sector to greater private participation in pursuit of 100 GW nuclear power by 2047: https://t.co/pfoew9hDO8 (1/2)
IPI Strategic File: Dr Rahat Iqbal (@rahatiqbal4) of @CISS_Islamabad writes that India’s new “Shanti Bill” opens the nuclear sector to greater private participation in pursuit of 100 GW nuclear power by 2047: https://t.co/pfoew9hDO8 (1/2)
In IPI’s new Strategic File, @sydrah_shaukat of @SVI_Pakistan argues India’s planned Agni-VI ICBM marks a shift from regional deterrence to global nuclear ambition, with implications far beyond South Asia:
https://t.co/CKJX0nlgZW
In IPI’s new Strategic File, Nahl Ishtiaq (@IshtiaqCISSS) of @CISSS_Karachi writes that Pakistan backs a binding treaty on lethal autonomous weapons, warning “human-out-of-the-loop” systems erode accountability, ethics, and international law:
https://t.co/OSxRtdLjV3
Pakistan’s growing diplomatic role in US-Iran talks has raised its global profile, but turning this attention into lasting influence will require tough reforms at home, not just active mediation:
https://t.co/psjDDVbNVU
In IPI's new Young Voices Forum publication, it is argued that Pakistan’s diplomatic moment signals potential, but without economic strength and internal reform, middle power ambitions risk remaining short-lived:
https://t.co/psjDDVbNVU
In IPI's new Young Voices Forum publication, it is argued that Pakistan’s diplomatic moment signals potential, but without economic strength and internal reform, middle power ambitions risk remaining short-lived:
https://t.co/psjDDVbNVU
In IPI's latest Strategic File, @MoneebMir of @ciss_ajk argues that Trump’s ceasefire hint suggests escalation with Iran may cost more than it can achieve, risking global shocks via the Strait of Hormuz:
https://t.co/UgqytLEDh4
Dr Mazari questions the double standards of IAEA, which scrutinizes Iran’s safeguarded NPT-bound program, yet applauds India’s unsafeguarded FBRs capable of producing excess fissile material for weapons: calling out clear hypocrisy of @iaeaorg & its DG @rafaelmgrossi. (2/2)
Dr Shireen Mazari (@ShireenMazari1), Chairperson Islamabad Policy Institute (@ipi_pk), shares her insights on India achieving criticality in its Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor. (1/2)
U targeted Iran's peaceful IAEA safeguarded nuclear prog despite Iran alsonbeinf a party to the NPT. Now you are applauding India's FBR programme which has no IAEA safeguards knowing FBRs allow excess fissile material production to be diverted for weapons production. So biased!
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@kumail_mehdi452 of @CISS_Islamabad notes that war-driven profits and rising defence stocks are strengthening the military-industrial complex, weakening political will for arms control and putting its future at growing risk:
https://t.co/fr5xtLUdBZ
In IPI's Strategic File, Muhammad Shahzad Akram (@Shahzad15982603) of @ciss_ajk writes that nuclear war films don’t just entertain. They, in fact, shape how the world understands deterrence, fear, and the real politics of survival:
https://t.co/g9uBHbeKOw
The revelations are raising serious concerns about alleged links between Indian elites (Narendra Modi, Anil Ambani & Hardeep Singh Puri) with Jeffrey Epstein, questioning the transparency, independence, and credibility of decision-making in a nuclear-armed state. (2/2)
IPI Strategic File: @TheSabaShahh writes that the ongoing release of the #EpsteinFiles is triggering a global political storm, implicating state officials, diplomats, and elites across countries, including India and Israel: https://t.co/86RxdBr4Lt (1/n)
IPI Strategic File: @MisbahZainab9 of Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad, warns that AI in warfare risks mass surveillance & automated violence. She recommends urgent global rules for ethics, human oversight, and data protection:
https://t.co/dXZYTgKF3c
IPI Strategic File: @jafar_mobeen of @CISS_Islamabad writes the US-Israeli war on Iran faces criticism for violating the UN Charter, as no imminent threat justified preemptive force, raising fears of dangerous precedents & wider regional instability:
https://t.co/FayXLDcE3W
Trump’s hint at ending the war may aim to calm markets and declare victory, but Iran is unlikely to accept a quick ceasefire without imposing costs or securing concessions, keeping the risk of continued tensions alive:
https://t.co/cvGIbod4vf
For decades, Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Iran posed an existential threat to Israel and pushed Washington for military action. Now, after strikes authorized by Donald Trump, critics argue the US may have been pulled into a war long sought by Israel:
https://t.co/gKpEKlD6lj