Global Security

The Cost of Retreat: How NASA’s Budget Cuts Jeopardize America’s Space Leadership

In a move that has sent ripples through the scientific community, the Trump administration’s proposed 2026 budget seeks to slash NASA’s funding by approximately 24%, reducing it from $24.8 billion to $18.8 billion. This significant reduction threatens to derail several key programs, most notably the Mars Sample Return (MSR) mission, while paradoxically aiming to accelerate […]

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The New Frontier: Reflections on Space Security and AI at Babeș-Bolyai University

Last week, I had the opportunity to present at the Blended Intensive Programme on Cybersecurity Strategies in the Era of Artificial Intelligence, hosted by Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. The programme brought together researchers and students from across Europe to examine how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape. My contribution, titled “The New

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Breathing Life into Dreams: What Ronald Reagan’s Words Teach Us About Identity and Global Security

Ronald Reagan, in one of his final speeches as president, reflected on the unique character of the United States and its relationship to the rest of the world. He shared, “A man wrote me and said: ‘You can go to live in France, but you cannot become a Frenchman. You can go to live in

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“To Seek Out New Life and New Civilizations”: First Contact Day, Star Trek, and the Global Security Imagination

In the imagined future of Star Trek, April 5, 2063, marks a moment of profound transformation: humanity’s first contact with an alien species. On this date, Zefram Cochrane’s successful warp flight attracts the attention of a Vulcan survey vessel, initiating a diplomatic encounter that fundamentally alters Earth’s place in the cosmos. Celebrated annually by Star

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Global Security in 2025: A World on Edge

In 2025, global security is no longer a distant concern for policymakers alone: it has become a deeply personal and omnipresent dimension of daily life, shaping everything from food prices to digital freedoms. Traditionally understood in terms of military power and deterrence, security has expanded to encompass climate resilience, cyber integrity, public health, and human

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World Glaciers Day: A Frozen Warning from Eyjafjallajökull

World Glaciers Day: A Frozen Warning from Eyjafjallajökull March 22 marks World Glaciers Day, a moment to reflect on the silent, majestic giants that have sustained life on Earth for millennia and are now retreating at an alarming pace. Glaciers are more than breathtaking landscapes; they are the world’s largest freshwater reservoirs, crucial regulators of

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The Role of Private Enterprises in Space: Balancing Profit with Global Security Concerns.

The expansion of private enterprises in space exploration and utilization marks a pivotal shift from the traditionally state-dominated space race to a more complex, multifaceted arena. Companies like SpaceX, Blue Origin, and others are revolutionizing access to space and reshaping the geopolitical landscape above Earth. This blog delves into the critical role private enterprises play

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Rethinking March 8th: Why This Year, I’m Acknowledging International Women’s Day

For most of my life, I never felt the need to celebrate International Women’s Day. I always thought it was strange that women had just one day a year to be recognized. If women are equal, why should they need a designated day? Shouldn’t they be celebrated every day? I never identified as a feminist

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Breaking Barriers, Building Momentum: Reflections from the Workshop in Galati

Breaking Barriers, Building Momentum: Reflections from the Workshop in Galati Attending the International Students’ Workshop in Galați, themed “Breaking Barriers, Building Momentum,” was an experience that left me deeply reflective. The event brought together discussions spanning literature, politics, art, fashion, and security, highlighting the many ways in which women’s voices persist despite adversity. However, this

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Andreea Mosila
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