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Redefining Espionage: The Unseen War for Technological Dominance

Joshua Thibert0 Comments

Published: March 24, 2026 The international system is undergoing a profound global power shift characterized by the resurgence of great power competition and a broad diffusion of technical capabilities. This…

Allies & Extended Deterrence, Archive, Arms Control & Nonproliferation, Deterrence & Foreign Policy, Strategic Adversariesairspace, anti-submarine warfare, Arctic, Arctic gaps, Bear Gap, China, Deterrence, early warning, Euro-Atlantic security, GIUK Gap, global security, great-power conflict , Greenland, Indo-Pacific security, Kola Peninsula, missile defense, NATO, North Atlantic, Olenya Complex, Russia, strategic denial, strategic importance, submarines, surveillance, Survivability, U.S. nuclear forces

Greenland, Strategic Denial, and the Survivability of U.S. Nuclear Forces

Natalie Treloar0 Comments

Greenland’s strategic importance lies not in symbolism, climate change, or future economic potential, but in its role at the center of modern deterrence. The island anchors the ability of the…

AI & Deterrence, Archive, Deterrence & Foreign Policy, Strategic AdversariesAI, AI–HUMINT fusion, automated analysis, big data, CMS, cyber technologies, cyber-attacks, data exfiltration, espionage, false information, HUMINT, India, Intelligence, ISI, NADRA, NATGRID, nuclearized, Pakistan, Pegasus spyware, political profiling, RAW, Safe City projects, South Asia, strategic vulnerabilities, surveillance, Terrorism

The Intelligence Illusion: How AI is Exposing Strategic Vulnerabilities in the Developing World

Tahir Mahmood Azad0 Comments

For decades, intelligence agencies in developing countries, especially in South Asia, have been portrayed as all-knowing, all-seeing, and deeply involved in every part of politics and security. Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence…

AI & Deterrence, Archive, Strategic AdversariesAmerican Deterrence, American nuclear posture, Arms Control, drones, first-strike, monitoring, Nuclear Deterrence, sUAS, surveillance, UAS

The Role of Drones in Nuclear Deterrence

Stephen Cimbala & Adam Lowther0 Comments

Although the war in Ukraine firmly established the utility of drones in warfare, the relationship between drones and nuclear deterrence is still a largely unsettled topic. Suggesting that they…

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The Future of War Is Coming from India to Greece

Dimitra Staikou2 Comments

With the recent war in the Middle East seemingly at an end, Greeks may think that they are at a safe distance from this crisis and rest easy. It is,…

Archive, Arms Control & NonproliferationArms Control, arms proliferation, Arms Trade Treaty, arms traffickers. , artificial intelligence, autonomy, conflict resolution, Dinka, ethnic conflict, European Union Programme of Action, Firearms Protocol, identity-based disputes, Kurds, light weapons, Middle East, needs-based approach, Nuer, psychology of guns, regionalism, safety, Small arms, smuggling routes, South Sudan, structural reforms, surveillance, survival, tribal conflict, UNROCA, violence, Wassenaar Arrangement, weapon detection

Proliferation of Small Arms: Impact on Conflict Resolution

Kumail Mehdi0 Comments

Religious, ethnic, and tribal affiliations often fuel identity-based disputes. The current conflict in South Sudan is a prime example. These hostilities are deadly and challenge the ability to live in…

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AI Paris Summit and Emerging Paradox of AI Haves and Have-Nots

Huma Rehman0 Comments

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming industries, economies, societies, and global politics. However, this artificial intelligence and technological revolution also exacerbates existing competitions, creating a stark divide…

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Cybersecurity Framework for Maritime Port Management

Maryyum Masood & Rizwana Abbasi0 Comments

Maritime ports act as mediums for international trade and transportation. They facilitate the legitime flow of trade and the transfer of goods between ships and shore. Ports have the requisite…

AI & Deterrence, Archive, Emerging ThreatsAir Defense, American nuclear modernization, antimissile defense, Arms Control, artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, conventional war, credible threat, Cyberattacks, deterrence by denial, drone swarms, drones, electronic warfare, gnostic center, Hypersonic Weapons, long-range strike, missile silos, multiple domains, nuclear command and control, Nuclear Deterrence, nuclear escalation, nuclear strategy, orbital satellites, precision killing, preemptive strike, reconnaissance, second-strike capability, space-to-space weapons, strategic stability, surveillance

Nuclear Deterrence and Drones: An Unpredictable Mix?

Stephen Cimbala1 Comment

On the surface, the subject matters of drones and nuclear deterrence seem far apart. Drones and other autonomous vehicle technologies already influence the conduct of war in a significant way.…

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Navigating the New Frontier: Agentic AI’s Promise and Challenges

Greg Sharpe1 Comment

Artificial intelligence (AI) is entering a new era with the rise of agentic AI, a groundbreaking innovation redefining how machines interact with the world and perform tasks. Unlike traditional AI…

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Deterrence and NATO’s Emerging Security Environment

Alex Alfirraz Scheers0 Comments

The international security environment is deteriorating rapidly and becoming increasingly dangerous and uncertain. China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia pose a threat to Western interests in multiple domains. Among them…