Space is no longer merely a domain of scientific cooperation but an increasingly contested strategic environment characterized by military modernization, technological competition, and weakening multilateralism as per the SIPRI Report

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.

India needs to monitor the progressive trilateral organisations, mechanisms and activities of the MJDA closely and envisage possible implications rather than downplaying the same.

India’s labour cost advantage is viable only for manufacturing in India with a high level of skill sets that must be built up through sustained training for components which can meet EU and NATO standards.

One of the report's significant observations is that vertical proliferation has replaced horizontal proliferation as the dominant global trend. Instead of new countries acquiring nuclear weapons, existing nuclear powers are improving the sophistication, survivability, and flexibility of their arsenals.

Makkah Joint Defence Agreement as of now is a statement of intent and how each of the key components of the same highlighted in the content analysis above are fleshed out will determine the strategic impact.

The publication of the official map by the Survey of India has several strategic implications. Here is a summary of five----

10 days of US Central Command and the IRGC exchange of missile and drone attacks, what’s the strategy and how will it shape a possible return to the negotiating table, here is a view.

As Sepah the IRGC and Artesh the Iranian Armed Forces establish a joint strategy to counter what is expected to be a possible ground operation by the US Central Command to neutralise and gain control of select areas of Iran’s Southern coastline including possibly Kharg Island, the war in Iran could be moving to the next phase.

Here are 11 points on Iran’s ability to convert geography, long term preparedness, asymmetry, alliances and timing into coercive, deterrent and bargaining power and in the end, why will still lose the War.