Global Security

Looking Ahead: 2025 Plans and Aspirations

As I step into 2025, I find myself at a crossroads of personal growth and professional achievement. This year is poised to be a pivotal one, brimming with opportunities to push boundaries, embrace challenges, and savor life’s milestones. Doctoral Completion: Becoming a Doctor in Global Security The cornerstone of my 2025 plans is achieving a […]

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Interstellar Turns 10: A Reflection on Its Messages and Their Relevance to Global Security

When Interstellar premiered in theaters a decade ago, I left with mixed feelings. While the visuals and ambition were undeniable, something about the movie failed to resonate with me at first. Over the years, however, I found myself drawn back to it, rewatching it with fresh eyes. Each time, I gained a deeper appreciation for

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35 Years Since the Romanian Revolution: A Turning Point for Freedom and Democracy

This December marks 35 years since the Romanian Revolution of 1989, a pivotal event that led to the fall of Nicolae Ceaușescu’s brutal communist regime. For Romanians and for the world, this anniversary serves as both a commemoration of courage and a reflection on the enduring importance of freedom, justice, and democratic resilience. The Historical

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BLOG SERIES: Pandemics, Power, and Planetary Peril: Global Security Lessons from The Stand

BLOG II – Human Security Crisis: Redefining Safety in a Post-Pandemic World In Stephen King’s The Stand, the world’s population is nearly eradicated by a pandemic, and the survivors are forced to confront a new reality where safety and security must be redefined. Unlike traditional security concerns centered on military power and national borders, The

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BLOG SERIES: Pandemics, Power, and Planetary Peril: Global Security Lessons from “The Stand”

Pandemics, Power, and Planetary Peril: Global Security Lessons from “The Stand” is a five-part blog series exploring Stephen King’s The Stand as a lens to examine critical global security challenges. From pandemics and biosecurity to climate change and societal resilience, King’s apocalyptic tale starkly reflects humanity’s vulnerabilities and the systems we rely on to survive. By connecting the

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Pandemics and Climate: Understanding the Links Between Infectious Diseases and Environmental Shifts

In a world increasingly shaped by rapid environmental changes, the link between pandemics and climate has become a focal point for scientific inquiry and public policy. The frequency and distribution of infectious diseases are significantly influenced by climatic factors, which alter ecosystems, affect human and animal behaviors, and impact the socioeconomic structures that underpin public

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Reflecting on Pearl Harbor: Lessons for Global Security

Reflecting on Pearl Harbor: Lessons for Global Security Today marks the 83rd anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, “a day that lives in infamy” and continues to hold profound lessons for global security. On December 7, 1941, the United States naval base at Pearl Harbor was struck in a devastating surprise attack by the

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The Tug-of-War in Climate Governance: New Zealand’s Political Landscape and its Regional Implications

In recent years, the world has observed a notable surge in populist movements reshaping national politics, with varying impacts on climate policy. New Zealand, renowned for its natural beauty and commitment to sustainability, has not been immune to these trends. The rise of climate change denialism within far-right factions has introduced significant friction into the

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Navigating the New Reality: Global and Regional Security Implications of the U.S. Election

The results of the U.S. election mark a profound shift with far-reaching global implications. With the popular vote probably favoring a path many found unexpected, this election has underscored the widening divide within the United States and, by extension, within the broader democratic world. This moment calls for introspection and strategic foresight, particularly for Europe

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Alien Logic and the Weirdness of Rejecting Science: Lessons from The Three-Body Problem

Alien Logic and the Weirdness of Rejecting Science: Lessons from The Three-Body Problem In Cixin Liu’s The Three-Body Problem, humanity faces an existential crisis from an alien civilization known as the Trisolarans. As the scientific community races to understand and respond to this threat, political and military leaders often struggle to keep up, their decisions

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Andreea Mosila
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