Chandrayaan and the need to Demilitarise Science in Pakistan
Instead of engaging in a space race with India, Pakistan should instead channel its energies on promoting a culture of science and innovation
Mubashar is a Data Analyst and Research Associate at the Research Society of International Law. His research interests include Great Power Politics, Nuclear Deterrence, Indo-Pacific issues and International Law of the Sea.
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