From Kargil to Operation Sindoor: Pakistan’s Strategic Evolution and the Implications for India
The strategic environment facing India today echoes 1998–99 in unsettling ways, yet it is more complex and dangerous. The period preceding the Kargil conflict...
Europe Opened the Door; Now the Crisis Is in Its Living Room
Last month, Europe was confronted once again with an image it can no longer dismiss. Large crowds crossed from Morocco into Spanish territory, placing...
The Semiconductor Challenge India Can’t Ignore: Who Will Run the Fabs?
On 7 February 1989, a fire at Semiconductor Complex Limited in Mohali severely damaged one of India's earliest efforts to establish an indigenous semiconductor...
Israel Votes After October 7: Is This Still Bibi’s Race?
Israel is approaching one of the most consequential elections in its modern history. This will not be just another political contest. It will be...
Europe as We Knew It May Already Be Lost. Who Will Be Next?
For centuries, European nations defended their frontiers with armies, alliances, and sophisticated weapons. They prepared for invasion, interstate war, and mass casualty terrorism. Yet...