Sri Lanka: When Security Laws Test the Limits of Democracy
Two proposed laws on organised crime and terrorism have sparked debate over detention powers, press freedom and the balance between security and civil rights.
Geopolitics & OSINT
Two proposed laws on organised crime and terrorism have sparked debate over detention powers, press freedom and the balance between security and civil rights.
India is investing in semiconductor talent, turning education into a critical component of global technology competition.
The Microsoft global outage shows how a seemingly limited technical change can affect services, institutions and organizations across multiple regions.
India’s support for the UN resolution on Palestinian sovereignty reflects the balance between diplomatic principles, regional interests and pragmatic foreign policy.
The mutual defense agreement between Türkiye and Qatar marks a new stage in the Middle East security architecture.
A drone reportedly shot down near the Sudan–Ethiopia border may indicate that security risks are spreading beyond the immediate conflict zone.
A reported incident over a US military base in Britain highlights the vulnerability of critical infrastructure to ambiguous aerial threats.
US and Iranian statements simultaneously communicate warnings, justifications and signals aimed at limiting the conflict.
Reports of an attack against a US radar system in Bahrain may indicate a new stage in the indirect confrontation between the United States and Iran.
The week of 23–29 October shifted the center of gravity of regional risk toward civilian shipping, logistics infrastructure, and the ability of NATO littoral states to detect, warn, and respond.