I had the privilege of engaging in discussions, sharing views, studying, and learning about peaceful use of nuclear energy, nuclear safety, security, & safeguarding at the @iaeaorg alongside these incredible individuals. Thanks to KAS & the amazing experts at the Agency @iaeaorg

☢️ #NuclearPoliticsParadox No.25 🌏 @TheSabaShahh argues that the #NuclearSuppliersGroup needs clear rules for admitting countries outside the #NPT, and to ensure that climate-vulnerable developing states gain fair access to civilian #NuclearEnergy. 👇 https://t.co/GfT7TLA9pR

🚨PLAGIARISM ALERT: Brig. Feroz Khan's excellent book, "Eating Grass: The Making of the Pakistani Bomb" ( https://t.co/AOHLb5svTD) has been plagiarized by someone named "Saurabh Gala" and published by "Mohit Publications" in Delhi. The plagiarized book is here:

We might need to tweak some of the chapters given an eventful several months, but pleased to announce @splalwani & my co-edited volume on Pakistani strategic debates is now forthcoming at @Georgetown_UP . Thanks to @StimsonCenter & Smith Richardson Foundation for the support.

Happy to have contributed a chapter in this upcoming volume on nationalism and integration as a constitutive element in Pakistan's strategic culture.

Congratulations on the arrival anniversary of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and Imam Jafar al-Sadiq (AS)

“How strange is man. He destroys his present while worrying about his future, but weeps in the future by recalling his past” —Imam Ali (AS)

Read my article on possible civilian use of nuclear technology in Pakistan to prevent climate emergencies including floods https://t.co/YlMKYR8SE3

I am attaching my article which i wrote for @LSEblogs a few months back. https://t.co/YlMKYR8SE3 This along with many other pieces of literature and research both scientific and policy is available on the internet which needs attention now more than ever.

This shouldn't have been the case. We are done with losing livelihoods and lives to natural calamities induced by human ignorance. This is high time to deeply study and implement climate change prevention and management policies & peaceful use of nuclear technology is the answer.

for SMRs till the date also very limited applications and apparatuses used to manage, detect and prevent climate emergencies. A glacier literally exploded in the north of Pakistan and there was no warning for it. The locals heard the sound of the event & evacuated with self help

climate change is devastating considering the human actions that make these events more and more frequent. It saddens me that nuclear technology is mostly studied for strategic agendas and ignored mostly when it comes to mitigating climate change. There is no regulatory framework

at the developed world for no consideration or responsibility over the high concentration of carbon emissions that they are responsible for which along with other toxins released in air, sea and land are catalysts of climate change. The lack of empathy in the issue of

unique yet dangerous in any kind of climate emergency. Pakistan is not unfamiliar to floods yet we have zero disaster prevention and management apparatuses, policies, infrastructure or any kind of applications which can handle the climate emergencies. Then again it makes me mad

Past month I've been so depressed seeing Pakistan from north to south face the worst of the floods ever. I've been sad and angry at us all. Pakistan's land from glaciers of north to mountains to Punjab (five rivers) to desserts of Baluchistan to Sea in Sindh is so naturally

India needs to revisit its nuclear policies instead of figuring out how to target areas beyond its usual targets Hope to see a long peace and stability in the region 🕊️

Amid the news regarding speculation of another long range missile test planned by India - Prestige driven military modernization in third nuclear age is a very dangerous norm. We need new nuclear norms & CBMs to make sure the stability of nuclear flashpoints including South Asia

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2025 is going scary day by day.💔

stop pmo its never too late to unlearn

There are so many lovely dishes like chicken karahi and nihari which are different one has no gravy but tastes so yum and the other has divine stew, would anyone who has eaten these dishes go for butter chicken. Or maybe i ate butter chic from the worst restaurant or something