Heat Waves Test National Resilience Beyond Temperature and Information Integrity
Extreme heat is no longer merely an environmental phenomenon measured by rising temperatures and broken meteorological records. It has become a multidimensional governance challenge where climate risk intersects with public health, national security, critical infrastructure, digital communications, and geopolitical competition. Across continents, prolonged
Securing Undersea Networks Before Strategic Stability Quietly Fractures Forever
The most consequential strategic contest unfolding across the world’s oceans is not taking place between aircraft carriers, submarines or missile fleets. It is unfolding thousands of metres beneath the sea, where slender fibre optic cables, power links, sensors and seabed infrastructure quietly sustain
Algorithms and Geopolitics: Artificial Intelligence, Strategic Transformation, and National Resilience
In an era where geopolitics and technology increasingly intertwine, artificial intelligence has emerged as both a transformative force and a strategic asset in periods of conflict. As wars and regional crises unfold across the globe, including the intensifying Iran–Gulf tensions, the role of