Andreea Mosila

In Liu Cixin’s science fiction masterpiece, “The Dark Forest,” humanity is confronted with a formidable and deceptive alien probe called the Droplet. This encounter towards the novel’s climax provides a profound narrative for exploring themes central to international relations and global security. Specifically, it lends itself well to discussions framed by Realism, particularly the concepts […]

The advent of drone technology and artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized modern warfare, particularly aerial combat. Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), equipped with AI capabilities, have significantly altered the landscape of military operations, providing new levels of precision, flexibility, and reduced risk to human life. As these technologies continue to evolve, they pose both

Interstellar Diplomacy: Decoding Star Trek’s First Contact Day Through the Lens of International Relations In the spirit of First Contact Day, an event celebrated within the Star Trek universe to commemorate humanity’s first interaction with an alien species, I decided to explore the rich tapestry of interstellar relations depicted in Star Trek through the lens

In an era of unprecedented global connectivity, the emergence and spread of infectious diseases pose complex challenges to public health and global security. The evolution of pathogens, driven by natural processes and anthropogenic factors, has led to novel diseases that can spread rapidly across borders. Understanding the science behind these evolving threats is crucial for

In the ongoing discourse surrounding climate change, its impact on global agriculture and subsequent implications for food security are critical areas of concern. The intricate relationship between climate patterns and agricultural productivity means that the shifts in temperature, precipitation, and extreme weather events brought about by climate change pose profound risks to food production systems

The Cosmic Dance of Power: Applying Realism and Neorealism to Liu Cixin’s “The Three-Body Problem” In the intricate tapestry of international relations, the theories of realism and neorealism stand as pillars that elucidate the dynamics of power, security, and survival among states. Applying these venerable theories to Liu Cixin’s science fiction masterpiece, “The Three-Body Problem,”

In recent decades, demographic shifts, particularly the aging of populations, have emerged as significant factors influencing global stability and security dynamics. Countries across the globe, from Japan and Italy to China and the United States, are experiencing increases in their median ages, with substantial implications for economic productivity, healthcare systems, and national defense capabilities. This