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The 'Projects' That Could Ignite The Next World War
The 'Projects' That Could Ignite The Next World War
Authored by Madge Waggy,
The Military, Industrial and Strategic Programs Reshaping the World in 2026
The most dangerous geopolitical developments of 2026 are not necessarily the weapons that have already been fired, but the systems being constructed in anticipation of the next crisis. Across Europe, the Indo-Pacific and the Middle East, governments are committing extraordinary resources to military production, strategic infrastructure, weapons procurement and long-term defence planning, creating a global security environment in which preparation for war has itself become one of the...
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