Sharath Kumar Kolipaka is doing a masters degree at Jindal School of International affairs, specializing in national security and peace and conflict studies.
In an era of heightened national security concerns and global intelligence operations, the ecology of spy satellites emerges as a captivating and multifaceted domain. These sophisticated technological marvels, designed for surveillance and ...
Space debris, also known as space junk, refers to the human-made objects that orbit the Earth but no longer serve any useful purpose. These objects range in size from small flecks of paint to large defunct satellites and spent rocket stages...
Unmanned sea vehicles (USVs) have become increasingly important for defence purposes in recent years. These autonomous or remotely controlled vehicles are transforming the way military operations are conducted at sea, providing a range of b...
As the global space race heats up, China's satellite-grabbing technology has become an increasingly important issue in the security realm. China's ability to capture and manipulate other satellites in space has significant implications for ...
The prevalence of harmful and criminal activities in the online world has raised concerns about the effectiveness of law enforcement in regulating such activities. Various organizations and individuals exploit online platforms to engage in ...
Terrorism in Indonesia has been a significant concern in recent years, with several attacks and plots being carried out by extremist groups both within the country and those affiliated with international organizations such as Al-Qaeda and t...
