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The African Union Disarmament Architecture: Balancing Autonomy and Proliferation Risks

Archive, Defense & Security, Deterrence & Foreign PolicyAFCONE, African Union, civilian nuclear energy, cyber resilience, disarmament architecture, Egypt, El Dabaa nuclear power plant, energy autonomy, Global South, Great Power Competition, hybrid threats, industrial control systems, nuclear fuel cycle, nuclear governance, nuclear nonproliferation, nuclear safeguards, nuclear security, physical security, proliferation risks, regional security, resource securitization, Rosatom, Russia, Sahel, Sahelo-Saharan strip, sovereign resource control, strategic autonomy, technological sovereignty, technology transfer, Treaty of Pelindaba, uranium resources

The African Union Disarmament Architecture: Balancing Autonomy and Proliferation Risks

Lanssina TO0 Comments

Published: November 9, 2026 Africa is navigating a pivotal postcolonial transition driven by a deliberate pursuit of strategic and energy autonomy to sustain its rapid demographic and industrial expansion. A…

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Cyber Deterrence Begins with the Power to Disconnect

Archive, Emerging Threats, Strategic AdversariesCISA, coercive dependence, containment, containment time, control-plane security, critical infrastructure, cyber decoys, cyber deterrence, cyber intrusion, cyber resilience, deterrence by denial, evidence-based reconnection, incident isolation, independent control paths, mission continuity, National Security, NIST, operational technology, pre-positioning, recovery assurance, selective disconnection, separation of duties, trusted recovery, trusted recovery time, Volt Typhoon

Cyber Deterrence Begins with the Power to Disconnect

Burak Oktenli0 Comments

Published: 20 October 2026 On August 26, President Donald Trump declared a national emergency over foreign actors exploiting vulnerabilities in the U.S. bulk-power system. The order framed the problem as…

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