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Can Europe’s APT response keep up?

Advanced persistent threats increasingly blur the line between state-sponsored and ordinary cybercrime. Europe’s response needs to adapt to these…

Anne Blickhan|

16 June 2026

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

Sveva Vittoria Scenarelli|

9 June 2026

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Europe can’t simplify its cyber politics away

Mattia Sguazzini|

2 June 2026

AICYBERSECURITYTHREAT INTELLIGENCE

Defending against the prompt

Bernhardt Fourie|

26 May 2026

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Concentrated compute is an overlooked European cyber vulnerability

Joel N. Christoph|

12 May 2026

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Thin sovereignty, thick autonomy

Josh Gold|

13 February 2026

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How deepfakes and gendered disinformation exclude women from public and political life

Anwar Mhajneet al.|

3 February 2026

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The curious case of Chinese innovation

Political red lines limit chatbots, but not circuit boards. Support for industry matters more – when the state builds, the market often follows,…

Rogier Creemers|

25 September 2025

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Time to ditch the AI arms race analogy

Jamie Collieret al.|

15 July 2025

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Yes, Big Tech should do more to limit Russian military use

Volodymyr Styran|

30 June 2025

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