R&AW, India's external intelligence agency, is at a crossroads, needing to adapt to a rapidly changing global threat matrix. As the scope of covert operations expands, the agency must align its strategic propensity with modern tradecraft realities.

CIA and MI6 chiefs Bill Burns and Richard Moore confront global security challenges, but their calls for stronger cooperation appear ineffective. 

Mossad's recent covert operations, including the assassination of Hamas Chief Ismail Haniyeh, reveals Israel's geopolitical gambles and their far-reaching impact on West Asia's security and international relations.