The role of military force as a deterrent necessitates a forward-looking strategy that breaks free from the logic of legislating for the last crisis. ‘America is back’. Joe Biden’s tweet on November 24th was meant to symbolise a return to the multilateral system - with the US in the driving seat - on issues ranging from climate change to defence cooperation. The … [Read More...] about If America is back, the EU must look forward
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Chinese cyber coercion in the Asia-Pacific? Recent cyber operations in South Korea, Hong Kong, and India.
Writings on Chinese cyber operations tend to focus on cyber espionage and the stealing of state secrets for China’s military modernisation. Comparatively in discussions of cyber operations, cyber coercion and Chinese cyber coercion are infrequently mentioned. This has to do with the ambiguity surrounding the definition of cyber coercion and the challenges of … [Read More...] about Chinese cyber coercion in the Asia-Pacific? Recent cyber operations in South Korea, Hong Kong, and India.
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Offensive Cyber Series: Amy Ertan on AI and Military Innovation, Part II
This is part II of Ed Stacey’s interview with Amy Ertan on AI and military innovation for Strife’s Offensive Cyber Series. You can find part I here. ES: I … [Read More...] about Offensive Cyber Series: Amy Ertan on AI and Military Innovation, Part II
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Offensive Cyber Series: Amy Ertan on AI and Military Innovation, Part I
On Wednesday 17th March, Strife Interviewer Ed Stacey sat down with Amy Ertan to discuss offensive cyber in the context of artificial intelligence (AI) and military … [Read More...] about Offensive Cyber Series: Amy Ertan on AI and Military Innovation, Part I
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Why the Arab League cannot become a genuine ‘Arab Union’
The Arab League has not succeeded in unifying the Arab world. Since Arab states are deeply divided on issues such as Iran, Islamism or Israel, some argue that the Arab League is a name without a meaning; others that it is under U.S. dictation; and still others … [Read More...] about Why the Arab League cannot become a genuine ‘Arab Union’
Cyprus’ policies on migration and their impact on the ethnic division of the island
Almost 20,000 asylum applications are currently pending in the Republic of Cyprus (RoC). According to the Ministry of Interior, asylum seekers on the island now account for 4% of the country’s population. This has an inevitable impact on the ethnic makeup of … [Read More...] about Cyprus’ policies on migration and their impact on the ethnic division of the island
Sino-ASEAN relations: a marriage in crisis?
The partnership between China and ASEAN countries has seen its ups and downs. The period between 2003 and 2013 was hailed as a “Golden Decade” of Sino-ASEAN relations, where the two parties built political trust and strong economic ties. Concurrently, the … [Read More...] about Sino-ASEAN relations: a marriage in crisis?
Offensive Cyber Series: Dr Daniel Moore on Cyber Operations, Part II
This is part II of Ed Stacey’s interview with Dr Daniel Moore on cyber operations for Strife’s Offensive Cyber Series. You can find Part I here. ES: Thinking about alliances more broadly, what sort of opportunities and challenges do allies face when … [Read More...] about Offensive Cyber Series: Dr Daniel Moore on Cyber Operations, Part II
Offensive Cyber Series: Dr Daniel Moore on Cyber Operations, Part I
On Wednesday 10th March, Strife Interviewer Ed Stacey sat down with Dr Daniel Moore to discuss the operational side of offensive cyber. For part two of Strife’s Offensive Cyber Series, Dr Moore expands on his thinking about presence-based and event-based … [Read More...] about Offensive Cyber Series: Dr Daniel Moore on Cyber Operations, Part I