For a long time, open source intelligence (OSINT) was primarily composed of insights from foreign news sources. It was supplemental public information that analysts could layer on top of classified intelligence to gain a full operational picture. Many in the intelligence community viewed it as a “nice to have” rather than a mission-critical data source — something to confirm rather than to foundationally inform. Read More…
The LAC Explained: History, Flashpoints and the Changing India-China Border
The Line of Actual Control (LAC) is among the most sensitive and strategically consequential frontiers in the world. Yet, unlike a formally demarcated international...



























