Category: Insights
"War is now a matter of sensors and vectors. The side that can see first and strike from the farthest
Recent conflicts have rewritten assumptions that most militaries considered permanent and written in blood. Russia entered Ukraine in 2022 with
The Afghanistan–Pakistan relationship remains one of the most complex and enduring fault lines in South Asian geopolitics. Contrary to the
The hum of drones over the battlefields, along with their buzz amongst armchair strategists, has become the defining feature of
The Case of the Iran War The architecture of modern conflict is rarely built on the clean lines of singular national
The latest American-Israeli conflict against Iran in West Asia, at present paused by a tenuous ceasefire, has had a prominent
On the 22nd of Bahmani (Iranian Calendar) corresponding to 11 February 2026, Iran celebrated its 47th anniversary of the 1979
Radicalisation has traditionally been viewed as a peripheral phenomenon, confined to remote training camps, clandestine safe houses or the shadows
WHY THE CARACAS RAID IS A TURNING POINT FOR INDIA The early-morning images of a blindfolded Nicolás Maduro being led
The wars of the future will be wars for digital dominance, where the side that controls the flow of information,