Oren Ravid
64 Articles
Oren began his journey in a specialised operational team engaged in intelligence collection in hostile countries, reflecting his commitment and foundational expertise in security operations.Following his military service, he worked for the Prime Minister’s Office in the intelligence domain, focusing on monitoring and countering far-right extremist organisations across Europe, while also managing the security of senior dignitaries and countering terror threats, reflecting his capacity to handle high-stakes national security issues.* The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Frontier India.
The Metro Is More Than a Tunnel
Israel’s metropolitan metro project is not an ordinary public-works contract. The Infra 1 civil-engineering programme, estimated at roughly NIS 65 billion, will shape the...
Why Indian Accent Is Always on My Delhi Itinerary
Readers accustomed to my columns on politics, geopolitics, and defence may be surprised to see me change course. Yet there is another subject close...
The Million Dollar Missile Cannot Be the Answer to the Thousand Dollar Drone
For decades, military power was measured by the number of tanks, aircraft, ships, and missiles available to each side. The new battlefield is rapidly...
Airtel Money: The IPO That Reveals India’s Edge in Africa
When an African payments company prepares for what could become one of London’s largest listings in recent years, the obvious temptation is to focus...
No Hamas in the West Bank? The Threat Is Five Minutes from My Home
Some political statements are open to debate. Some assessments can reasonably be interpreted in different ways. And then there are assertions that simply do...
Breaking
Russia Extends SSJ-100 Life by Five Years—But There’s More to Come
Russia has authorized an extensive extension of the service...
Jamnagar Calling: Washington Needs India’s Diesel, and Delhi Should Set Its Price
When a US Secretary of State skips the ceremonial...
India Cannot Afford Semiconductor Dependence
The next war may begin long before the first...
