Strategic Brief · Geopolitical Security
The Fragile Himalaya: From Risk to Resilience
Environmental mismanagement as strategic vulnerability: Examining Himalayan fragility through geological, infrastructure, and security lenses. Proposal for Himalayan Risk and Resilience Authority (HiRRA).
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This log is a distilled view of a longer paper or exercise in the document bundle. Use it as a command-level summary, not a substitute for the full study.
Focus on: what changed in the threat surface, what levers were available to commanders, and which principles generalise to future cyber–quantum scenarios.
Source & Reference
Primary source: Seminar Proposal - UK Crisis.pdf
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Suggested Talking Points
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- Highlight one key insight for policy, one for operations, and one for technology.
- Close with a forward-looking question—how does this change your approach to cyber, AI, or quantum readiness in the next decade?
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