Tag: Afghanistan

Read Here ⇒ Cities As Battlefields: Adapting International Humanitarian Law (IHL) in the Context of Changing Character of Warfare

Read Here ⇒ Autumn 2021

“Older men declare war. But it is the youth that fights it” these lines truly resonate today with America’s longest engagement in different regions...

The Bear Trap (Afghanistan Untold story) was written down by Mohammad Yousaf a retired brigadier under Pakistan Army along with his friend Mark Adkin,...

Read Here ⇒ Afghanistan and United Nations: On a Slender Thread with Taliban

Asia has been the fulcrum of global power play in recent decades especially with the usage of terms such as the ‘Asian century’, Asia...

The book Jihad as Grand Strategy: Islamist Militancy, National Security and the Pakistani State elucidates Pakistan’s 74-years old strategy of using proxy militants and...

The Taliban takeover on 15 August of Kabul and the events leading up to the last US sortie out of the Kabul airport have...

IntroductionThe victory of the Taliban came after a twenty-year-long military presence of the US and the members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation...

Dear Sir/Ma’am, CENTRE FOR LAND WARFARE STUDIES  Welcomes You for a Webinar on  Lessons For Military Commanders: Afghanistan by General (Ret.) Stanley A. McChrystal, US Army (Former Commander, International Security Assistance...