The Global Order order is undergoing a paradigm change with several transformative and destabilizing transitions. From new center alliances and power, economies to technology, controls, and trade wars the contours of coming decades are continuously evolving. The transformation also heralds new threats and prime power projection tools such as Ai, Information, Cyber & aerospace domains which have a profound impact on national security. The “Global Strategic Threat and Response’ (GSTAR) conference aim to create a comprehensive global forum seeking experts’ inputs and providing prospectives on the core area of research related to changing balance of power emerging technologies, aerospace employment, new modes of warfare, and force postures.
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