By ICTpost USA Bureau | Technology & GeopoliticsSources: U.S. Treasury, U.S. Department of Justice, The Irish Times and publicly available forensic research. It sounds like the setup to a conspiracy theory: a cheap gyroscope sensor, the same $9 part sold on Amazon for camera drones and RC hobby kits, ending up inside a missile guidance […]
Anthropic’s allegations against DeepSeek and Moonshot suggest the next battle in the AI race may not be over innovation, but protection. As AI becomes a strategic national asset, preventing model theft could become as important as building the technology itself. By ICTpost Cyber Intelligence Bureau The Big Picture Anthropic alleges DeepSeek and Moonshot attempted to […]
The semiconductor chokepoint, the three-theater challenge, and the ultimate stress test of American power By Dhirendra Pratap Singh, ICTpost USA | with team Strategic Affairs & Technology Imagine waking up one morning to a rapidly escalating crisis in the Taiwan Strait. Chinese military aircraft are moving across the region, warships are approaching Taiwan’s major ports, […]
Elon Musk’s $15.8 Billion Bet on Building the Infrastructure of Intelligence Beyond Earth By Dhirendra Pratap Singh | ICTpost USA Special Report What if the next AI factory is not in Texas, but in orbit? And what if the factories that build those orbital AI systems are eventually located not in California, Texas or Arizona, […]
By ICTpost Geopolitics Bureau The 2026 Iran–US War may ultimately be remembered not for who won on the battlefield, but for what it revealed about power, deterrence, energy security, and the changing nature of global geopolitics. What began on 28 February 2026 as a major U.S.–Israeli military campaign against Iranian targets evolved into a confrontation […]
A Crisis Europe Thought It Had Outgrown By ICTpost Global Energy & Geopolitics Bureau Europe thought it had closed the chapter on energy shock. After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022 ripped through gas markets and pushed inflation to record highs, governments across the continent scrambled to adapt. Russian pipeline gas was replaced with liquefied […]
Rising tensions in the Gulf highlight why India must rethink energy governance in an age of geopolitical energy shocks. By ICTpost Intelligence Unit The narrow Strait of Hormuz — barely 39 kilometres wide at its narrowest point — has once again become a focal point of global anxiety. Nearly 20–21% of the world’s petroleum liquids […]
By ICTpost Persian Service The joint US-Israeli air and missile strikes on Tehran that killed Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, have pushed West Asia into its most volatile moment since the 2003 Iraq War. The decapitation strikes, which reportedly also eliminated senior officials of the Supreme National Security Council and the IRGC commander, represent a […]
ICTPost Editorial Team In international diplomacy, perception often guides policy. But when perception strays too far from reality, nations risk paying a heavy price. That is the concern raised by leading strategic thinkers about India’s current approach to China. As Brahma Chellaney bluntly put it, “India is making a bad bet on China, and it […]
The Kashmir crisis isn’t just a border dispute—it’s a colonial wound, carved by British cartographers and sustained by Western interference. Mediation without memory is not diplomacy; it’s delusion.
