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Ever since he saw Lord of War with Nicolas Cage in 2005, he has been fascinated with all things related to defence. Started off by updating those huge Jane's books in 2015, and by 2025, has done a bit of everything in defence that you can do without a security clearance or a STEM degree, such as M&A, procurement, and consulting. Through ups and downs, a great deal was learned about the quasi-Kafkaesque nature of the defence industry while developing an extensive network. Feel free to get in touch here.
The F-35 now flies on fuel made from cooking oil and crop waste — and for a continent importing 97% of its crude through vulnerable chokepoints, that is an insurance policy, not a climate gesture.
June 27, 2026
India's purchase of 114 Rafales is a win for France and a chance for India to modernize its air force, but it also raises concerns about competition and supply
March 30, 2026
With the US retreating from its superpower responsibilities and both Russia and China growing more belligerent, the EU faces a strategic resources quandary as it ramps up its military capabilities.
November 3, 2025
As global defense spending surges and nations shift toward near-peer competition, quantitative analysis and AI are reshaping how militaries fight and plan for war.
September 18, 2025
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