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U.S, China and Russia: Intelligence, Cybersecurity and new developing technologies
Interview with Prof. Giancarlo Elia Valori
China has been investing heavily in technological innovation, particularly in areas such as artificial intelligence and 5G. How do...
Russia’s Unconventional Warfare: Moscow’s domination of the Information Space
U.S. intelligence and defense services, as well as the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) 2023 Threat Assessment recognize China and Russia...
The Role of Open-Source Intelligence in the War in Ukraine
During the Ukraine conflict, OSINT has had a considerable impact on military intelligence, information warfare, media reporting, and the recording of war crimes.
In recent...
U.S. Allies and foreign corporations wondering what will be kept private and secure
Our allies and certain foreign corporations now have the legitimate concern of wondering what between them and the United States will be kept private...
Narcotrafficking: A National Security Threat
The United States is facing a crisis at its porous southern border, which 2.78 million undocumented aliens crossed in 2022 . At the same...
Intelligence Deficiencies Hamper Togolese Security Forces Fight Against VEOs
The Togolese security forces' lack of actionable and credible intelligence is fettering its response to the VEO attacks. On Friday, 10 February 2023, according...
A common vision for China with the Egyptian General Intelligence Service
China relies a lot on the Egyptian role and the role of the Egyptian General Intelligence Service as an active and original party in...
Jeffrey Sachs: Who really blew up the Nord Stream 2 pipeline?
On the 26th of September last year, the Nord Stream 2 pipeline was sabotaged. Despite months of investigations from multiple countries involving deep-sea diving...
The Iranian Success in Grey Zone Deterrence to counter the U.S.
Grey zone deterrence is the blurring domain occurring through hybrid threats and multiple realms of economics, cyber, a policy consolidated by proxies, sharp power,...
US already have 18 Intelligence Agencies. Still need one more – against China
The U.S. cannot adequately address its national security challenges related to China, which are increasingly driven by technology, without the help of a potentially...