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Edge Computing Market: The Burgeoning Growth Explained

March 21, 2026 Edge computing is transforming modern industry by bringing intelligence closer to machines, enabling faster decisions, lower downtime, and smarter automation....
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Civil Military Convergence in Space: When Commercial Satellites Become Military Targets

March 21, 2026 Space is becoming a contested military domain as commercial satellites increasingly support defence operations. This civil-military convergence creates legal ambiguity,...
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Building a Sixth Generation Fighter -The European Option

March 21, 2026 India stands at a strategic crossroads; with the recent free trade agreement with the European Union opening doors for deeper...
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2025, The Year that was

January 22, 2026 2025 shattered hopes of global stability, as wars persisted, new flashpoints emerged, and peace initiatives collapsed. From Europe and the Middle...
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Venezuela: How Trump’s Tearing of Rules has Grave Implications

January 22, 2026 Introduction By attacking Venezuela on 03 January, capturing President Maduro and his wife Cilia Adela Flores and promising to “run”...
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The Indo-Pacific at the Centre of Global Power

January 22, 2026 The Indo-Pacific has emerged as the most important strategic theatre of the 21st century. Stretching from the eastern shores of...
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The Fracturing Global Order: From Rules-Based to Power-Based Politics

January 22, 2026 The debate should no longer be about saving the old global order. That chapter is already closing. The real question...
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The Cost of Poor Sustainment

January 22, 2026 The costs of poor engineering sustainment for combat platforms are rarely just financial; they manifest as a catastrophic “cascade of...
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Space Weather and Climate Change

January 22, 2026 Introduction Space weather encompasses a complex array of phenomena originating from solar activity, including solar flares, coronal mass ejections (CMEs),...
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South Asia Instability, Alignment, and India’s Strategic Burden

January 22, 2026 South Asia’s biggest problem is not external interference but internal failure. Weak institutions and short-term politics create openings that outsiders...
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Edge Computing Market: The Burgeoning Growth Explained

Civil Military Convergence in Space: When Commercial Satellites Become Military Targets