EU declarations, DDoS attacks, and the erosion of norms and rules for State behaviour in cyberspace
The war in Ukraine has resulted in deliberate inconsistencies in EU Member States’ applications of international law governing cyberspace.
The war in Ukraine has resulted in deliberate inconsistencies in EU Member States’ applications of international law governing cyberspace.
Decades have passed since the peace of the Euro-Atlantic area had been shattered. What more can NATO and MENA region to confront these challenges?
Protests in Iran have led to a disruptive exception within the US sanctions programme, from a technology policy perspective.
Special edition of the Elcano Royal Institute Barometer on the war in Ukraine and the NATO Summit, June 2022.
Our attempts to understand the future of cyber conflict must extend beyond debates surrounding the efficacy of cyber operations.
By invading Ukraine Vladimir Putin has reactivated not only NATO but the idea of the West as a whole.
It aims to analyse the challenges and opportunities for the Women, Peace and Security Agenda in the current security environment.
NATO has moved forward in structuring its technology policy. The next leap should now be coherence and coordination.
Despite the apparently united front, there is a growing split in the West, and especially in Europe, towards Russia and the war in Ukraine.
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