Prakash Nanda is an Author and Veteran Journalist at the Eurasian Times and Indian Century Media Group. With nearly three decades of experience, he specializes in Indian politics, foreign policy, and strategic affairs, covering themes such as geopolitics, global security, and international relations across the Asia-Pacific region. He has been featured in prominent outlets including India News Network, RealClearDefense, and BasisPoint Insight.
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Is human intelligence, or HUMINT, losing its relevance as countries’ spy agencies increasingly become technology- or Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven? At first glance, the answer seems to be “Yes”, given the way America’s Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is projecting its ongoing transformation. But, on closer scrutiny, the answer could be “not really”, as the CIA is […]
By: Prakash Nanda
When President Donald Trump initiated the war against Iran along with Israel on February 28, one of his biggest rationales was to ensure the permanent denial of nuclear power to Iran.
By: Prakash Nanda
Is Iran's insistence on asserting its continued control over the Strait of Hormuz boomeranging, helping countries like Syria and Turkey in the process?
Neurotechnology is moving from hospitals to strategy rooms, forcing India to protect minds, data and human control before the next crisis begins.
By: Prakash Nanda
If anything, China's welcoming the sudden decision by Papua New Guinea (PNG) on July 16 to close “immediately” Taiwan's representative trade and economic office in Port Moresby sends a message not only to Taiwan but also to Australia, New Zealand, and the United States.
By: Prakash Nanda
The nuclear co-operation agreement, known as a 123 agreement, alongside what the Trump administration described as a “bilateral safeguards agreement” between the US and Saudi Arabia yesterday (July 22), is likely to reignite the concerns that it could pave the way for the latter to develop a nuclear bomb and encourage many others to do the same.
By: Prakash Nanda
Among the many lessons that the ongoing wars in Ukraine and the Middle East have provided, one is the critical importance of a secure supply chain in making a fighter jet, missile battery, naval vessel, radar system, drone, or armored vehicle.
By: Prakash Nanda
There seems to be an emerging consensus among strategic circles all over the world that while the rising global popularity of China, evident from the latest survey from the Pew Research Center on July 15, may not equate to the real global strategic leverage that America still possesses, it is a critical warning signal for the U.S.
India's drone ecosystem has moved beyond prototypes. Global relevance now depends on secure supply chains, common standards and production scale.
By: Prakash Nanda
Nearly 50,000 of the 60,000 young Moroccans who had entered Ceuta, Spain's 7.5-square-mile enclave on Africa's coast, on July 29-30, 2026, by swimming around border barriers, may have returned to their country. But the global headlines they were responsible for have had geopolitical impacts on the rest of Europe and the United States.
