Author name: Ibrahim Jukkarwala

Executive Briefing (Update: March 8, 2026) As the conflict triggered by the February 28 decapitation strikes enters its second week, the global intelligence community is aggressively analyzing the battlefield data. People around the world are watching the escalating chaos and asking the most critical questions: What has actually happened, how many people have been killed, […]

Executive Briefing (Update: April 2026) When people search for countries currently at war 2026, the focus is often dominated by the headlines out of Washington, Tehran, Tel Aviv, and Moscow. However, the reality of modern global conflict is far more expansive. As we move through the second quarter of 2026, the global landscape is witnessing

Executive Briefing (Update: March 5, 2026) As the Pentagon continues to assess the battle damage of “Operation Epic Fury,” a secondary, highly volatile front has opened for the Trump administration: domestic public opinion. In modern geopolitics, a military can fight indefinitely, but a presidency cannot sustain a war without the backing of its citizens. For

Executive Briefing (Update: March 2026) As the conflict triggered by the assassination of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei deepens, the primary question shifting global markets is no longer who will win, but How Long Will the US-Israel Iran War Last? To accurately forecast an end date, we must move past political rhetoric and analyse the

Executive Briefing When analysing the Iran vs Israel military power comparison 2026, looking at a single metric like troop count is misleading. To understand the trajectory of the current Middle East war, we must compare the specific domains of warfare: Land, Air, Sea, and Technology. Here is the complete, by-the-numbers breakdown of their respective military

Executive Briefing The idea of a “surgical strike” on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure is a persistent geopolitical myth. In reality, any kinetic military action against Tehran’s heavily fortified atomic program would not be an isolated event—it would be the opening salvo of a chaotic, multi-front regional war. To understand the true cost of a U.S. strike