Prakash Nanda

The global defense industry appears to be entering a period of structural transformation, driven by rising military spending, technological change, and increasing private-capital involvement.

The global defense industry appears to be entering a period of structural transformation

Amid growing anxieties in Europe over “the Russian threat”, the US Air Force General Alexus Grynkewich, NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR), has unveiled what he called the alliance's “Theory of Victory”.

Another oil-rich region is at the center of political tension. This time, the region is not in the Middle East or South America (Venezuela), but in North America.

There is now a growing debate over what constitutes war and whether it should include strikes on data centers. They represent a new front in warfare, in which facilities powering the technology behind many critical industries have become targets.

There is now a growing debate over what constitutes war and whether it should include strikes on data centers. They represent a new front in warfare, in which facilities powering the technology behind many critical industries have become targets. As a result, the definition of a military attack seems to be changing over time. Conventionally, […]

military Army to US deterrence against hostile forces (implying China) in the Indo-Pacific.

Prakash Nanda is a veteran editor, author and strategic-affairs commentator with over three decades in media, academia and policy consulting.

When both Subic Bay Naval Base and Clark Air Base were closed as active American military facilities in the early 1990s, the Philippines was said to...

The question assumes significance as, in a span of 48 hours, Turkey has signed two significant agreements that enhance its military-industrial power projection.