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Dr. Robert Benson

Associate director for National Security and International Policy at American Progress
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin sit facing each other and shake hands. A small table with flowers is between them.

Reclaiming Peace and Security from Authoritarian “Peacemakers”

Analysis
Populist authoritarians have recast themselves as champions of peace. Donald Trump, Viktor Orbán, Robert Fico, and others argue that standing up to aggressors only prolongs conflict – they’re wrong. 
Dr. Robert Benson

Indonesia’s Gado-Gado Foreign Policy – A Look at Developments Under Prabowo Subianto’s Leadership

Analysis
Indonesia, the largest economy in Southeast Asia, should have assumed a leadership role in the region. However, under President Prabowo Subianto’s leadership, its policies and agreements with the United States and China lack of direction, impacting the ASEAN as a whole. 
Tobias Basuki

Anonymous Author

Opression, Expression, Liberation

Comic
Viele Menschen halten gemeinsam eine große Flagge mit Streifen in Grün, Weiß und Schwarz sowie drei roten Sternen in der Mitte.

Syria’s Road to Peace Runs Through National Dialogue

Analysis
The fall of Assad opened a new chapter in Syria, but rushed dialogue, stalled talks, and elite-led politics risk keeping peace out of reach. Lasting stability depends on a national dialogue that gives Syrians real ownership of their future.
Dr. Haid Haid
Europa bei Nacht aus dem All, viele leuchtende Punkte zeigen Städte und Ballungsräume. Küsten und Landesgrenzen sind erkennbar.

Why Europe Needs a Security Update: The Era of Hybrid Warfare

Commentary
Is Europe ready for the era of hybrid warfare? To defend against hybrid attacks, we must urgently build civil preparedness and societal resilience. When updating security assets, we must not only invest in hardware and software but also in 'wetware'.
Alice Stollmeyer

Bonnibel Rambatan

Director of Arts and Creative Expression, Rainbow Panda
World map with lines and circles shows cyberattacks between regions, focused on Europe, Asia, and the USA.

Building Resilience against Hybrid Threats in the Era of Authoritarian Technology

Analysis
Hybrid threats, rooted in authoritarian uses of technology, cause everyday harm. Collective resilience requires dismantling their ecosystems through reconceptualising these threats, comprehensive countermeasures, and cross-regional cooperation.
Dr. Sangeeta Mahapatra

Canada and Europe Need to Build a Firewall Against US Tech Coercion

Commentary
Europe and Canada can only protect their digital ecosystems against US interference if they start investing in tech sovereignty now.
Drew Mitnick, Teresa Eder

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