The main instruments of India’s next war have been outlined as drones, missiles, counter drone and air defence and missile systems and the Narrative. What are the elements that will decide success and is this strategy common for the two main adversaries – Pakistan and China.

Representative Image by Wix AI The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute's (SIPRI) Yearbook 2026 has a chapter, “Artificial Intelligence and International Peace and Security,” authored by Laura Bruun, Jules Palayer and Vincent Boulanin. The authors offer a comprehensive and carefully sourced account of how the international community grappled with AI governance in 2025. Rather than focusing solely on technological developments, the report examines how governments,

The doctrine should be complemented by a comprehensive implementation plan that includes timelines and the necessary institutional responsibilities says Chinmayee R Srinath in a review.

Artificial intelligence is expected to have a profound influence on international peace and security marks SIPRI as the frontier discipline is making wars more lethal as demonstrated during the US/Israel Iran War and invades our daily life

In Sri Lanka Strategic Perspectives, June 2026, Col R Hariharan how the NPP Government led by AKD is managing corruption, the challenges and recommends the way ahead.

An Appeal for Humanity, Justice and Closure by Col NN Bhatia (Retd) Human Rights and Peace Activist and Advocate for India's Missing Prisoners of War seeking humanitarian intervention for release of 54 Prisoners of War believed to be held alive in Pakistan

“Artificial Intelligence in Military Domain,” is an institutional policy paper prepared by the Headquarters Integrated Defence Staff (HQ IDS) under the Ministry of Defence, Government of India as a framework for adopting and integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) across the Indian Armed Forces. Here is a review of the policy paper by A Sathwik Raja Bose.

Representative Image Futuristic Soldier Coutesy Wix While the military across the world had been studying the use of Artificial Intelligence or AI form some years now, the emergence of ChatGPT in the public domain apart from other AI tools such as Google’s Bard [Now Gemini] has fired the imagination of even the lay military men to exploitation of AI for a variety of operational and logistics tasks ranging from surveillance to inventory management. The War in Ukraine could we

Representative Picture Courtesy Wix As the seminal AI Impact Summit is taking place in Delhi inaugurated by the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi here is a look at how the Chinese are making use of AI for satellite surveillance. Demonstration of employment of AI for satellite surveillance by Chinese researchers which had led to the low earth observation satellite Qimingxing 1, homing on to Patna and Danapur Cantt can be a timely warning of the way ahead for securing inform

Source BEL India A short survey of how the Indian Defence Industry is adopting AI for expanding capabilities in supporting the armed forces as we go into the AI Impact Summit 2026 Week Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) BEL is spearheading AI adoption with the establishment of an AI Incubation Centre in collaboration with the Indian Army. Its innovations include: AI-enabled Voice Analysis Software (AIVAS) for advanced speech transcription and monitoring Sandar