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EUROPECYBERSECURITYGEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGY

Thin sovereignty, thick autonomy

Josh Gold|

13 February 2026

CYBERSECURITYGEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGYEUROPE

The European challenge

Filippo Gualtiero Blancato|

13 February 2026

EUROPEGEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGYCYBERSECURITY

Engineering interdependence for Europe’s cybersecurity

Ian Donahue|

13 February 2026

CYBERSECURITYLAW AND POLICYGEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGY

Why control may be the wrong metric… and resilience the right

Francesca Musiani|

13 February 2026

GEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGYEUROPECYBERSECURITY

Can strategic reversibility help Europe finally achieve digital sovereignty?

Nicholas Kelly|

13 February 2026

GEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGYLAW AND POLICYUSA
From left, pharmaceutical executive Nathalie Dompé, venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya, White House AI and crypto czar David Sacks, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and President Donald Trump at a White House dinner, 4 September 2025. Photo: White House/Andrea Hanks

Private power and the unravelling of the international order

Anjuli R K Shereet al.|

5 February 2026

GEOPOLITICS AND STRATEGYEUROPECYBER CONFLICT
Öffentliche Anhörung der Präsidentin und der Präsidenten der Nachrichtendienste des Bundes vor dem Parlamentarischen Kontrollgremium. Hier Blick in den Saal

How European and allied cybersecurity strategies are shifting from defence to offence

Matthias Schulze|

27 January 2026

CYBERSECURITYCYBER CONFLICTCYBER DIPLOMACY
NEW YORK CITY - August 18, 2015: The Headquarters of the United Nations, a complex designed by Wallace Harrison located in the Turtle Bay neighborhood of Manhattan

The UN Cybercrime Convention is necessary, but the law still lags behind cybercriminals

Karem Lizbeth Parraga Espinozaet al.|

23 January 2026

LAW AND POLICYSOCIAL MEDIACYBERSECURITY

Is misogyny an overlooked training ground for cybercrime?

Natasha Buckley|

13 January 2026