In the wars of tomorrow, the most dangerous weapons will be neither bombs nor bullets, but data and DNA. The intersection of the biological and cyber worlds is becoming a …

AbstractIn what ways is cyberspace changing national security paradigms for governments negotiating changing strategic environments and technical advancements? The conceptual shift of security in the digital age is examined in …

India is subtly fostering a far darker legacy in the midst of its growing international prominence, one that should make headlines but doesn’t. A rising, mainly unreported nuclear black market that jeopardizes …

Climate change and cybersecurity are no longer two distinct spheres of risk in the modern threat environment. Their angle of convergence is non-hypothetical, gathering pace and is underrated around the world. …

On June 21, US President Trump ordered a direct attack on Iranian nuclear sites, sending B2 stealth bombers to strike three underground facilities. The operation marked a clear change in …

The emergence of globalisation and the digital change of society have created cyberspace, a domain where practically all human activities may be monitored. Cyberspace offers myriad potential, particularly in commercial, scientific, and cultural …

It won’t come with the brightness of detonation or the sound of a rocket. No sirens, no war rooms. Just a quiet breath in a busy market. A border town …

We once imagined warfare as something you could see—soldiers on borders, jets roaring overhead, headlines warning of strikes and counterstrikes. But that picture is outdated. The most dangerous battles today …

Abstract At the dawn of the 21st century, technology has transformed civilizations all over the world through the phenomenon of globalization. Besides compressing time and space, globalization has upgraded the …

🔊 Listen to Article Cyberspace is now not only the domain of communication and exchange of information, but it has become a significant battlefield of the modern world, affecting national …