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GEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGY AI LAW AND POLICY

Why transparency must be the foundation of trust in tech-driven global order

Massimo Marottiet al.|

24 July 2026

AI CYBERSECURITY CYBER OPERATIONS

OpenAI’s agent didn’t go rogue. Its governance did.

James Shireset al.|

22 July 2026

SPYWARE HUMAN RIGHTS LAW AND POLICY

Hooked! #16: Spyware is bad and it is past time to do something about it

Katharine Khamhaengwong|

14 July 2026

AI CYBERSECURITY APTS

Image: Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, 1696-1770, Illustration for a Book: Soldiers Storming a City. Courtesy Metropolitan Museum of Art

The AI offence-defence debate is asking the wrong question

7 July 2026

CYBERSECURITY SURVEILLANCE LAW AND POLICY

Shenzhen ,China - Circa 2022: Aerial view of landscape in Shenzhen city, China, Created by: Lzf Source: Shutterstock

When cybersecurity compliance increases exposure

Bernhardt Fourie|

2 July 2026

APTS EUROPE CYBERSECURITY

Executive Vice-President of the European Commission Henna Virkkunen presents the new EU cybersecurity package on 20 January 2026, Strasbourg. Photo: Valentine Zeler/©European Union

Can Europe’s APT response keep up?

16 June 2026

CYBERSECURITY CYBER CONFLICT CYBER DIPLOMACY

Understanding modern Chinese cyber operations means shifting from ‘APT’ to composite responsibility

Sveva Vittoria Scenarelli|

9 June 2026

CYBERSECURITY LAW AND POLICY EUROPE

Europe can’t simplify its cyber politics away

Mattia Sguazzini|

2 June 2026

AI CYBERSECURITY THREAT INTELLIGENCE

Defending against the prompt

Bernhardt Fourie|

26 May 2026

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