Global Security

The Arctic Meltdown: Geopolitical Competition in a Thawing Frontier

Once a pristine and largely inaccessible frontier, the Arctic region is experiencing profound changes due to global warming. As the ice melts at an unprecedented rate, the Arctic is becoming a focal point of intense geopolitical competition, with nations vying for control over its emerging sea routes and untapped natural resources. This dramatic transformation presents […]

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The Diplomacy of Space Exploration: Building Collaborative Frameworks for a Shared Frontier

In the evolving landscape of global relations, space exploration emerges as a crucial arena for diplomatic engagement. As more nations and private entities venture beyond Earth, the need for comprehensive collaborative frameworks to govern this shared frontier becomes increasingly critical. Space exploration offers unique opportunities for cooperation among nations, fostering scientific innovation and international goodwill.

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Exploring Deterrence Theory Through Cixin Liu’s “Death’s End” and Its Implications for Global Security

Deterrence theory has long been a cornerstone of international relations and military strategy. It revolves around preventing an adversary from taking an undesirable action by threatening severe consequences. The concept is brilliantly illustrated in Cixin Liu’s “Death’s End,” the final book in his renowned “Remembrance of Earth’s Past” trilogy, through the idea of “dark forest

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Exploring the Security Dilemma in “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes”

The 2024 movie “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” explores human nature, ethics, and the potential for peaceful coexistence between humans and intelligent apes. The film’s ending is particularly striking, as it reveals that humans have reestablished themselves, regained their older knowledge, and made contact with other human communities worldwide. This climax features a

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Space-Based Surveillance: Privacy, Espionage, and Geopolitical Tensions in the Ether

The rapid advancement in space technology has ushered in an era where satellites are not just tools for communication and exploration but pivotal elements in global surveillance efforts. As nations deploy increasingly sophisticated space-based surveillance systems, profound questions about privacy, espionage, and geopolitical stability come to the forefront. This intensifying surveillance capability from space is

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Protecting the Digital Frontier: Emerging Threats in the Age of IoT (Internet of Things).

The Internet of Things (IoT) represents a significant shift in the digital landscape, heralding a new era where everyday objects are connected to the internet, collecting and exchanging data. This network, spanning everything from home appliances to industrial equipment, promises enhanced efficiency and automation. However, the rapid proliferation of IoT devices also presents unique vulnerabilities,

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Earth Day Reflections: Climate Change and Its Impact on Global Security

Earth Day Reflections: Climate Change and Its Impact on Global Security As we celebrate Earth Day, it is essential to acknowledge its roots as a movement that began as a nationwide environmental teach-in. Earth Day is more than an annual observance; it represents a global commitment to environmental awareness and action. This day is a

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Global Security and the Droplet: Realism and Futurism in Liu Cixin’s The Dark Forest

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

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Drone Warfare and AI: The Transformation of Aerial Combat

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

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Interstellar Diplomacy: Decoding Star Trek’s First Contact Day Through the Lens of International Relations

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

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Andreea Mosila
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