TES Analysis:Why France Is Looking at India’s Pinaka Rocket System

Pinaka Rocket System, How India’s Pinaka is Bridging the French Artillery Gap

France’s interest in India’s Pinaka rocket system would have seemed unlikely not long ago. or decades, the defense relationship between Paris and New Delhi followed…

Why the Strait of Hormuz Cannot Remain Closed (and Why $100 Oil Won’t Last)

Iran and US agree deal to end war as Trump says Strait of Hormuz will be reopened

Brent crude is currently trading above $100 per barrel as global markets price in prolonged disruption across the world’s most critical energy chokepoint. However, current…

The Mazagon Dock Urgency: How the Hormuz Crisis is Rewriting Indian Naval Procurement

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Mazagon Dock Naval Procurement। May 11, 2026 The targeted firing on the Indian-flagged tanker Sanmar Herald in the Strait of Hormuz last month was more…

INS Jatayu: How Minicoy Island is Countering the Maldives Pivot

INS Jatayu Geopolitics a representative image of island with warship

INS Jatayu Geopolitics In late 2023, the political climate in Malé shifted. The incoming Maldivian administration campaigned heavily on an ‘India Out’ platform, culminating in…

Thailand’s Kra Isthmus Land Bridge Could Redraw the Strait of Malacca Trade Corridor and Shift Indo-Pacific Logistics Strategy

Geopolitical map comparing Thailand’s proposed Kra Isthmus Land Bridge with the Strait of Malacca shipping route, highlighting Southeast Asia’s maritime chokepoint, trade flows between the Indian Ocean and South China Sea, and emerging logistics corridors across the Indo-Pacific.

Bangkok / New Delhi — Thailand’s revived Land Bridge proposal across the Kra Isthmus is, at first glance, a familiar kind of Southeast Asian infrastructure…

The Fog of War Comes to the Boardroom:Why Indian Corporations Must Learn the Logic of Mission Command

ooda loop: Corporate war room with India strategic map, digital threat dashboards, and executives analyzing geopolitical and market risks

Colonel Rahul Tyagi (Retd.), PMP® is an Indian Army veteran and corporate operations leader specializing in strategic governance, operational resilience, and enterprise execution. Currently serving…

Countering the PLAAF’s J-20s at the LAC: Inside India’s Puttaparthi AMCA Production Hub

Countering the PLAAF’s J-20s at the LAC: Inside India's Puttaparthi AMCA Production Hub

The defining characteristic of India’s Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) is not its radar‑absorbent material, but its transition to a quadruplex distributed digital architecture. By…

38 Days Over Iran: What Operation Epic Fury Won — and Left Unsettled

U.S. and Israeli air strikes over Iran during Operation Epic Fury, February 2026

38 Days Over Iran: Operation Epic Fury and the War After the War | The Eastern Strategist Geopolitics & Strategic Affairs War & Security ·…

Why CENTCOM is Pushing for Hypersonic Missiles to Break the Iran Blockade

Why CENTCOM is Pushing for Hypersonic Missiles to Break the Iran Blockade

U.S. Central Command has asked the Pentagon to deploy the Army’s experimental “Dark Eagle” hypersonic missiles to the Middle East. If approved, the deployment will…

Waterline Lethality: The Strategic Logic Behind India’s NASM-SR Salvo Tests

India attack helicopter modernization is driving a shift toward integrated combat ecosystems. Learn how India’s new BDL-HAL contract enhances LAC survivability.

On April 29, 2026, the Indian Navy and the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) executed the maiden “salvo launch” of the Naval Anti-Ship Missile-Short…