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Russia’s Hybrid Warfare: Information, Energy and the Black Sea

Russia’s Hybrid Warfare: Information, Energy and the Black Sea

by Richard Stokes | Apr 11, 2018 | Commentary, Geopolitics & Great Power Politics, Political & Hybrid Warfare

On 29 March 2018, there was a news headline about a ‘hijacking’ on the Moscow Times’ online edition. The headline reads: “Russia Accuses Ukraine of Hijacking Crimean Fishing Vessel in Violation of International Law.” It continues as Ukrainian border guards detained a...
2017 Piracy Assessment and Avoidance Methods from Piracy Attacks

2017 Piracy Assessment and Avoidance Methods from Piracy Attacks

by Metin Guvenir | Mar 22, 2018 | Commentary, Maritime & Naval Security, Political & Hybrid Warfare, Research

1. Introduction: Maritime transport is crucial to the world’s economy as over 90% of the world’s trade is carried by sea, and it is the most cost-effective way to move goods and raw materials around the world at this time. The massive commercial maritime traffic makes...
AI and the Future of Russia’s Political Warfare

AI and the Future of Russia’s Political Warfare

by BEYOND THE HORIZON | Mar 7, 2018 | Commentary, Political & Hybrid Warfare, Research

By Alina Polyakova** and Spencer Phipps Boyer** The Kremlin’s political warfare against democratic countries has evolved from overt to covert influence activities. But while Russia has pioneered the toolkit of asymmetric measures for the 21st century, including...
Threats to the Liberal International Order in a Changing World

Threats to the Liberal International Order in a Changing World

by Hasan Suzen* | Feb 27, 2018 | Commentary, Geopolitics & Great Power Politics, Political & Hybrid Warfare

There is a widespread acceptance that recent developments have raised concerns with regard to the constancy of the liberal international order, established in the aftermath of World War II. In light of the Munich Security Report 2018, we could hold that main threats...
Another Face of Abu Qatada: Speaking on the Principle of Terrorism

Another Face of Abu Qatada: Speaking on the Principle of Terrorism

by Anne Speckhard | Feb 16, 2018 | Commentary, Political & Hybrid Warfare, Radicalisation & Polarisation

Abu Qatada, who many have called the spiritual father of al Qaeda in Europe, is a scholar of Islam and what many might deem a terrorist instigator, or an ideologue who puts out arguments in support of militant jihad, but never himself fights jihad or spills blood....
Operation Olive Branch and Potential Outcomes for NATO

Operation Olive Branch and Potential Outcomes for NATO

by Alexander Jr. Ross | Feb 7, 2018 | Commentary, Geopolitics & Great Power Politics, Political & Hybrid Warfare

  As the Turkish military Operation Olive Branch continues in northeast Syria, political and strategic NATO bodies continue to refrain from making any strong comments, either supportive or critical, on the operation. So far there have been only two statements...
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