
Tech Globalism vs. Tech Realism: Navigating the Digital Divide
The research paper is an explorative study that aims to understand tech globalism and tech realism and how they relate to the modern
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Syed Ahmed Ali is a Research Assistant at the Centre for Aerospace & Security Studies, Islamabad. Earlier, he worked with the Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) and taught at National Defence University as visiting faculty. His research interests include emerging technologies, particularly cyber security and Artificial Intelligence. His insights are frequently published in leading newspapers such as ‘Express Tribune’ and ‘The News International’. He completed his MPhil in Strategic Studies from the National Defence University and his undergrad from SZABIST University in International Relations.
The research paper is an explorative study that aims to understand tech globalism and tech realism and how they relate to the modern
Modern military conflict is dominated by sophisticated technology, where the army with the most advanced capabilities controls the battlefield.
Warfare is no longer defined by traditional firepower, but by information in the form of satellites, fibre optics,
The recent air combat between India and Pakistan (7–10 May) was dominated by discussions on the role of
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Download PDF Keywords: Security, India, Rafale, Tejas, Naval Aviation Source: Syed Ahmed Ali, “Strategic Camouflage: India’s War Rhetoric and the Rafale-M Deal,” May 9, 2025
On 28April 2025, India and France officially signed a USD 7.4 billion contract to purchase 26 Rafale-M (Marine) aircraft.
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