This piece explores the role of information warfare in the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, emphasising the strategic importance of media narratives and digital deception on the results of contemporary combat. It highlights how Azerbaijan has successfully used the media to refute Armenian narratives, influencing global opinion and supporting its military achievements.

Countries, Governments, Societies, Organisations, Families, and People may identify with various religions and faiths around the world or may be atheists and non-believers. Yet, if they want to survive with peace and harmony, they must live the life of Dharma.

Explores the ongoing Russia–Ukraine war through the lens of European security, NATO cohesion, and the shifting global order. Beginning with Ukraine's historical relationship with Russia and the geopolitical fallout from events such as the 2014 Euromaidan Revolution and the 2022 full-scale invasion, the article examines the war's impact on EU stability, refugee flows, and energy dependency. It further analyzes NATO's revitalization, internal tensions, and expansion to include

Warfare in the 21st century has moved beyond battlefields into the realm of perception and belief.