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Third Gulf War: quagmire or clear end- a naval perspective
The Third Gulf War serves as a critical examination of future naval warfare, in which contemporary hi-tech confronts the complexities of maritime geography.
Ground Invasion of Hormuz Islands: What the Future Could Hold
The Persian Gulf is interspersed by narrow islands which help Tehran influence the energy corridor and dominate the Strait of Hormuz
Quantum, AI, and the New Industrial Arms Race
Evolution of industrial civilisation has been marked by significant transformations influencing work practices, energy utilisation, and information dissemination
Operational Vulnerabilities of Combat Drones
The advent of uncrewed Combat Drones has significantly transformed the modern warfare.
Strings attached: how military aid shapes alliances
China supplies Pakistan with advanced military hardware like J-10C fighter jets, Type 054A frigates, and various missile systems.
Deconstructing and countering the ‘Triple Trap’ of Defence dependency
The "Triple Trap" is a significant issue encountered by nations that are heavily reliant on foreign suppliers for their defence requirements.
New Security Architecture for the Pacific- in View of Chinese Inroads...
China's strategic approach in the Pacific is now encompassing a multifaceted strategy to challenge the post-World War II security architecture.
Unmanned Systems for Deterrence in the Pacific Islands
Unmanned systems are ideally suited for continuous surveillance of the vast Pacific region. Off-the-shelf drones are revolutionising tactical operations by providing cost-effective and rapid ISR capabilities.
Defending the Three Island Chains in the Pacific Despite Military Supply...
The concept of Pacific Island chains emerged during the Cold War to restrict the Soviet Union and China's access to the Pacific Ocean through the establishment of naval bases.
Strategic Defence Infrastructure in the Pacific Island Chains
The defence strategy of the United States and its allies in the Pacific is based on a sophisticated network that extends beyond mere physical bases.
China’s strategic advances in the Pacific Islands and the need to...
The Pacific Ocean, which was historically perceived as a region of lesser significance, has now emerged as a focal point in global geopolitics.
Post-Colonial Warfare in the Pacific
“Theirs was a large world in which peoples and cultures moved and mingled, unhindered by boundaries of the kind erected much later by imperial...
Beyond Canoes, Currents & Conquests: The untold saga of ancient Pacific...
The Pacific Ocean is a vast expanse that serves as a conduit for connecting numerous islands and coastal communities. Contrary to the early European...
Decentralised AI and its implications for military command and control
Decentralised AI means using many smaller, cheaper, and networked platforms instead of a few expensive ones, creating many targets for the enemy and making it harder for them to focus on one.
Agentic AI and its impact on Command and Control of Military...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming command and control of military operations. Two concepts in this domain are AI agents and Agentic AI.
Cyberattacks in the digital era
Cyberattacks are no longer just criminal acts; they are increasingly recognised as acts of aggression that can undermine a nation's sovereignty.
Smart bullets or intelligent combat solutions for next-generation warfare
Smart bullets represent a groundbreaking shift from proximity-fused munitions to guided ammunition. They have the potential to revolutionise combat
Decentralised Platforms and Terrorism: A Dangerous Mix
Decentralised platforms are changing the digital world by working without central authority. This decentralisation gives users more control over their data and reduces censorship,...
Jailbreaking: The Dark Side of LLMs
Fixing biases in AI remains a significant challenge. Future models will use advanced algorithms to identify and reduce biases, ensuring that AI outputs are fairer and more ethical.
Applications of Large Language Models (LLMs) in National Security
Large Language Models (LLMs) are advanced AI systems that are capable of understanding and generating human-like text based on vast datasets.
China-Philippines maritime conflict: a threat to Indo-Pacific security – 3
The European Union (EU) has recently shifted its attention towards the Indo-Pacific, outlining a strategic vision that aims to strengthen cooperation with regional players.