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Stratheia is a portmanteau of the words ‘Strategy’ and the name of the Greek goddess of sight and vision, ‘Theia’. The platform aims to be a unique global source of investigation, analysis, opinions, and commentary on policy, intelligence, and technology. The platform caters to a wide range of global issues and events of major significance. We aim to bring the voices of distinguished scholars, policymakers, as well as researchers of strategy, policy, and technology from all over the world to this platform. Our team of analysts, data scientists, and strategic insight specialists present a fresh outlook to open source intelligence and policy. Through this platform, our global audience will benefit from the expert opinions of a versatile team of authors and researchers. Current topics of interest include politics, intelligence, technology, economy, military, geopolitics, and lawfare. Source

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The Culture of Corruption Among Leaders: A National Moral Crisis

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Corruption is an affliction that slowly eats away at the foundation of society. Tragically, among our nation’s leaders, it has become commonplace. Corruption among forces, heads of various departments, members of parliament, and ministers is not merely alarming – it signals a serious moral decline within the nation itself.
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PIEAS: Shaping Pakistan Through Quality Education

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By Kegad Shakir Baloch
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Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences (PIEAS) stands at the forefront of promoting quality education and scientific development in the country, thereby contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 4): ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities.
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The Missile Dimension of India's Hegemonic Ambitions

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By Muneeb Muhammad
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For decades, the strategic logic behind India’s missile program appeared straightforward. Its missile development was publicly justified as a response to the nuclear capabilities of Pakistan and the military rise of China. Today, however, that explanation is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain.
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Indian Military Modernisation Threatens Peace and Security

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By Jawad Ali Shah
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India’s defence establishment is pursuing an ambitious modernisation drive, with profound implications for regional and global peace and security. On 12 February 2026, New Delhi approved a defence upgrade plan of Indian Rupee 3.6 trillion (approximately USD 40 billion) to modernise the capabilities of its army, navy and air force across multiple domains.
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Economic Dependency and the Limits of Strategic Autonomy

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By Faryal Khaliq
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Pakistan, a nuclear-armed state, is located at a strategically pivotal point on the world’s map, bordering India, China, Afghanistan, Iran, and the strategic trade hub, the Arabian Sea. It is economically lost in the revolving door of its creditors. Pakistan is dealing with the overlapping structures of dependency. First, it has signed 23 IMF packages since 1958 but completed only a few of these.
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Deployed Nuclear Warheads: A Cold War Style Debate Quietly Opening in South Asia

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By Muhtasim Afridi
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The deployment of nuclear weapons in South Asia has traditionally been assumed to be a thing of a highly tense situation. In peacetime, nonetheless, India and Pakistan are believed to keep nuclear warheads separate from their deployed launchers. However, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute’s (SIPRI) Yearbook 2026, released on 8th June,  revealed a critical development that South Asia had managed to avoid for nearly three decades, i.e., DEPLOYING NUCLEAR WARHEADS.
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Keeping Short of Disasters: Learning from China’s Experience

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By Beenish Sultan
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‘Never seen climate carnage at this scale’ remarked UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, while visiting flood stricken areas of Pakistan in the year 2022. The ‘super’ flash floods that swept almost one- third of the country claimed lives of more than 1700 people making more than one million homeless. Monsoon rains which started in early June 2022, swelled up river banks, burst glacial lakes and caused severe storms.
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Madrassas and Terrorism Narratives: Myths and Realities

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By Arhum Naweed
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The madrassa, as an institution for learning has occupied an integral place in Islamic civilization for as long as one can recall. The word itself means to “to study”. One of the earliest institutes was established in eleventh century by the Seljuk vizier Nizam al Mulk known as the Nizamiyya Madrassa in Baghdad. This served as a Centre for Sunni Islamic learning. For centuries, it served as a focal point in education regarding medicine, technology, philosophy and literature.
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Fear Failed: Lakki Marwat Stands Up to Khwarij

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By Hassan Sharyar
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In Lakki Marwat, Khawarij attacked labor workers who were working on development projects, which caused the stoppage of projects in the area. The incident attracted a great deal of attention when the people from the area came to meet the armed forces and asked them to stand front-on with the community, rather than attack innocent workers and flee before the arrival of pubic and police.
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Climate Change: From Environmental Concern To Strategic Necessity

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The traditional concepts of national security have been closely tied to territorial integrity, military campaigns, and geopolitical posturing. However, in the last few decades climate change once regarded primarily as a non-traditional security issue, has manifested into an unprecedented challenge with far-reaching national security implications across the globe.
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