Guilherme Schneider

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Dr. Guilherme Schneider holds PhDs in International Relations and Computer Science. He is a seasoned international consultant, specializing in cybersecurity, digital transformation and governance, advising governments as well as public and private sector organizations worldwide.

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Europe’s New Rearmament: history, geopolitics, and the strategic race for security

The European Union’s recent push for rearmament represents a significant departure from the continent’s post-Cold War security posture. With the unveiling of the “ReArm...

Mexico’s strategic ascent: Why Latin America’s next Regional Leader is already emerging

For years, Latin America’s political balance rested on a familiar assumption: Brazil leads, Mexico follows. Brazil, with its continental scale, resource wealth, and international...

Is Russia really isolated? The increasing importance of East and South diplomacy

When Western countries imposed sanctions on Russia following the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, many predicted that Moscow would face deep international isolation. However, rather...

Why joining the BRICS now would be a risky move for Latin American countries

The idea of joining BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) has intrigued several nations, including some in Latin America. Proponents argue that...

The current impact of State-Sponsored Cybersecurity attacks in the Asia-Pacific Region

In recent years, the tendency of state-sponsored cybersecurity attacks, from hacking and cyber espionage to cybercrime, has exploded not only in terms of frequency...

Quantum Computing and state-sponsored Cyber Warfare: How quantum will transform Nation-State Cyber Attacks

The rise of quantum computing is more than a technological advancement; it marks a profound shift in the world of cybersecurity, especially when considering...

Cyberdiplomacy: Latin America’s untapped opportunity

Diplomacy has expanded beyond physical borders to include the digital realm. Cyberdiplomacy—the intersection of diplomacy and cybersecurity—is now crucial for maintaining international peace and...

The AI Wars Between Nations: A New Arms Race or a Catalyst for Collaboration?

In the 20th century, the nuclear arms race defined the global power struggle. Today, the race to develop the most advanced artificial intelligence (AI)...

A Blockchain voting system would have avoided the mess on the 2020 US elections

The US citizens and the entire world watched the literal mess of the votes counting that happened during the days after the actual election...

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Turkey’s Marine Parks in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean Provoke Regional Turbulence

Turkey declared mid-August by presidential decree the establishment of...

Can BRICS Build a Payment Ecosystem Without Becoming a Financial Bloc?

The most consequential expansion of BRICS may happen without...

Why Korea’s “Nuclear Missile Drill” Isn’t Aimed at North Korea

Freedom Edge 26's nuclear-capable bomber component, paired with unusually...

After the Flames at Zawiya: Why Libya Needs More than Oil

The drone strike that hit a gasoline tank at...
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