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Manish Kumar Jha is an Associate Editor, BW BUSINESSWORLD. He writes on the Foreign affairs, International Trade and Defence. His global coverage-on the ground- spans more than 25 countries worldwide
The Russian- Ukraine conflict unfolded the full spectrum of electronic warfare never seen before. Military technologies like satellites, UAVs, ISR equipment, Missiles, aircraft etc. rely on the wireless communication satellite broadband service which is connected to the Internet and involved the jamming of Navigation satellite signals on ground. You can imagine when your ability to fly and fire accurately are suddenly denied. The very foundation of precision strikes is made redundant though the jamming that takes place in the space and ground. Taking our lead in space tech, how far has Indian Armed Forces embraced such reality, writes Manish Kumar Jha and Ankit Bhateja.
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The incarnation of AI is motivating global powers to prepare themselves to control and maneouvre advanced technologies. Superiority of artificial intelligence is the new paradigm of power in between superpowers. Modern warfare in essence is more complex, on account of an increasing number of micro variables. Change in any one variable could create an exponential impact on battle outcomes – and even on the war itself. What is AI in Military? Authors decode the complexity and the inevitability of AI.
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The world politics is enforced by ample number of complex and unpredictable actors which always demand the innovative methods from the diplomats. Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the diplomacy is the startling new dimension in the world of geopolitics. AI technologies such as NLP (Natural Language Processing) are useful for the state to establish communication with the foreign natives. Authors present an unique perspective on global policy makings, global diplomacy and data gathering.
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No, all’s not well on the West Asian front, notwithstanding the bonhomie apparent between PM Modi and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani
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“I want to tell you first how we in Israel overcame our challenge. We’re a tiny people, live in a small country, somewhat smaller than India, a lot smaller than India, no natural resources, no great rivers. Well, the Jordan is a great river, but it's a stream, it trickles. And yet we've become I think a force to contend with on the world scene, and I would like to describe to you the process that we went through and then discuss what we could do together," Says Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel Prime Minister
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Why India does need a massive overhaul in the foreign policy, especially in the context of the ‘closest allies’ as we call them?
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On the Constitution Day, Mongolia celebrates the inherent values that are enshrined in the constitution and finds similar ethos between India and Mongolia. The historical ties are binding and the democratic values are similar. Mongolia is looking for the immense possibilities that could unfold with India
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There are immense possibilities. Maldives imports from India food, construction material, consumer products. Rising GDP in Maldives increases demand for consumer goods and other articles from India. Bilateral trade is poised to grow further while maintaining and extending existing line of credits from India
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Japanese Premier Shinzo Abe’s visit to India went beyond token bilateralism to a deeper diplomatic commitment to peace in the Asia-Pacific region
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Military experts say China is trying to “change the status quo” of its border with India and Doklam-like incidents may recur
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