Warfare has drastically evolved from conventional strategies to drone and AI-driven tactics, accelerated by conflicts like Russia-Ukraine and India’s Op Sindoor. Unmanned systems, precision missiles, and cyber warfare are reshaping the battlefield, making adaptability the key to survival. The future of war will be dictated not by strength, but by how swiftly nations adapt to emerging technologies.
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The article critiques the Abraham Accords as a superficial peace effort that excluded the core issue of Palestinian rights and grievances. While the U.S. projected itself as a mediator, the accord primarily served strategic and electoral interests, sidelining lasting peace. Hamas’s rejection and Israel’s continued exclusionary policies further fractured hope for resolution. Ultimately, peace remains elusive amidst entrenched hostility and political opportunism.
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NSA Ajit Doval’s address at IIT Madras blended strategic insights with a nationalistic call to action. He detailed Operation Sindoor’s success using indigenous systems and dismissed Pakistan’s false narratives. Doval stressed the urgency of self-reliance in tech, AI, and defence. His message to youth: build a secure, sovereign India rooted in pride and innovation.
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Operation Sindoor marks a decisive shift in India’s counterterror doctrine, showcasing its readiness to strike deep inside Pakistan in response to terror attacks. The operation exposed Pakistan’s military vulnerabilities and eroded its nuclear deterrence bluff, while reaffirming India’s technological and strategic superiority. India now faces the imperative of preparing for future multi-domain and collusive threats, especially from a China-Pakistan axis. Despite the escalatory posture, India remains committed to peace—if Pakistan ends its support for terrorism.
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As maritime threats evolve across the Indo-Pacific, countries are shifting toward maritime-centric theatre commands (MTCs) to unify space, cyber, and naval capabilities. While the U.S. and China lead, India’s progress remains hindered by doctrinal ambiguity and interoperability gaps. This article assesses the rise of MTCs, examines case studies, and outlines actionable policy recommendations for building a resilient regional command architecture.
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The 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro signaled a shift toward a multipolar world, with the Global South asserting its role in global governance. BRICS is challenging Western dominance by promoting inclusive, development-focused alternatives in finance, trade, and diplomacy. With expansion and growing unity, it offers a new model of cooperation rooted in mutual respect and sovereignty.
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Submarine cables form the backbone of global digital communication but are increasingly vulnerable to geopolitical competition, espionage, and sabotage, particularly by China through its Digital Silk Road strategy. China’s rapid expansion in undersea cable infrastructure has raised global security concerns, with incidents near Taiwan and Europe pointing to possible hybrid threats.
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India’s PM-KUSUM scheme, initially designed for agricultural solarization, holds untapped strategic potential to bolster border security and energy resilience. By targeting energy-deficient border regions with solar infrastructure, it can reduce diesel dependence, enhance rural stability, and support defence operations. Integrating clean energy with national security goals offers India a sustainable path to fortify its frontiers.
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The U.S. currently leads in military space power, with advanced satellites, strong budgets, and deep global alliances. China is quickly catching up by expanding its satellite network, focusing on dual-use technology, and aiming for space dominance. The space battlefield is becoming central to future wars, with AI, missile defense, and satellite resilience shaping the next decade.
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India and Israel have built a strong partnership driving innovation in IT, agriculture, and defence technologies, including unmanned systems and advanced surveillance. Collaborations in R&D, manufacturing, and skill development are enhancing India’s self-reliance and boosting economic growth. Future cooperation on next-generation technologies like neural surveillance and autonomous platforms will help both nations counter evolving security threats and maintain global strategic influence.
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