Investigation of grey-zone operations, cognitive warfare, ransomware campaigns targeting national infrastructure, and the doctrine of plausible deniability.
Mapping information warfare campaigns, deepfake ecosystems, state-sponsored influence operations, and the weaponisation of social media.
Assessing attack surfaces, ICS/SCADA threats, and documented incidents targeting power grids, water systems, and financial networks.
Profiling armed non-state groups, PMC deployments, and the states that sponsor them — from the Sahel to the Black Sea.
The contemporary international system is defined by a structural struggle between the United States and the People's Republic of China (PRC) over the rules of global governance. Beijing’s core interest lies in reshaping ...
As a rising geopolitical power in the Indo-Pacific, India faces a double-edged security challenge where climate stress directly threatens its energy grid. The primary state actor, the Indian government, seeks to secure d...
The geopolitical relationship between India and Nepal is defined by asymmetrical power dynamics, where India acts as the regional hegemon and Nepal as a landlocked buffer state. The primary state actors are the governmen...
The maritime theater remains a primary arena for power projection and state competition, specifically between the United States and rival naval powers like China. The primary state actors are the US Navy (represented at ...
Under the structural anarchy of the international system, the defense of domestic space from asymmetric threats is a core national interest of the state. In this Statesmen's Forum, the primary state actor is the United K...
The United Kingdom's domestic political landscape has increasingly emerged as a highly polarized and volatile arena, wherein the state’s monopoly on legitimate violence is challenged by sub-national friction. The primary...