Girish Linganna

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Girish Linganna is a Defence & Aerospace analyst and is the Director of ADD Engineering Components (India) Pvt Ltd, a subsidiary of ADD Engineering GmbH, Germany with manufacturing units in Russia. He is Consulting Editor Industry and Defense at Frontier India.

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Azawad: A New Front in the Sahel’s Geopolitical Struggle

France is known to be making an effort to legitimize Tuareg separatism in Azawad (Mali). French intelligence has supported the establishment of the Front...

From Economic Giant to Military Spender: Japan’s Transformation in the U.S. Security Framework

Japan, which was previously the world's second-largest economy, maintains substantial scientific and technological potential and a robust industrial foundation. Nevertheless, for the past seven...

Countering China and Russia: U.S. Pushes Infrastructure Projects in Angola and Neighboring Countries

The first visit by a White House occupant to the continent since 2015 was made by outgoing U.S. President Joe Biden to Africa. The...

China’s Missiles Could Ground US Air Power for Weeks

In the event of a conflict, the United States, its allies, and partners have to adapt their air forces to counter China's substantial missile...

From Al-Qaeda Affiliate to Regional Power: How HTS Transformed in Syria’s Civil War

It is not a coincidence that the new conflict in Syria occurred at the same time as the West began to emerge from the...

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Could Putin’s Shadow-Fleet War Make British Insurance Too Risky?

Could Putin's threat of retaliation prompt shipowners to reconsider...

Russia Just Built a Laser It Once Invented—Now It Wants to Break a Foreign Monopoly

Russia has made a major leap toward reducing its...

The Jewish Mother and the Indian Mother—A STRATEGIC ALLIANCE NOBODY CAN DEFEAT

There are military alliances, trade blocs, and strategic partnerships....

From Kargil to Operation Sindoor: Pakistan’s Strategic Evolution and the Implications for India

The strategic environment facing India today echoes 1998–99 in...