Risk domain: Immigration entry processing Picture this, you have done everything right. You submitted your application. You passed your medical examination. Your police certificates are clean. You paid your fees on time, kept your documents in order, and waited patiently, for Canada to confirm that you belong here. Then the weeks became months. The months became years. The portal still reads "In Progress." No explanation. No timeline. No answer. This is not a hypothetical sce

Lt Col Amit Sharma, SM (retd.) DRASInt | Leadership, Security Management and Vigilance At a time when global communication is essential for economic, military, and societal operations, China's involvement in the infrastructure that facilitates this communication is subject to growing scrutiny. This piece delves into China's investments in submarine cables, land-based networks, and developments in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite technology, establishing China as a significant

Background Bangladesh is currently witnessing significant unrest, marked by widespread protests against the government's job quota system. These protests, predominantly led by students and supported by various societal groups, have been ongoing for weeks. Key Points The crux of the unrest lies in the government's job quota system, which reserves a certain percentage of government jobs for specific groups, including descendants of freedom fighters, minorities, and women. Criti