Af Atle Sindbeck Med Finlands og Sveriges indtræden i NATO ophørte den væsentligste strukturelle hindring for nordisk forsvarssamarbejde. Samtidig har responsen på Ukraine-krigen medført en markant gentænkning af rammerne for Danmarks, Finlands, Norges og Sveriges sikkerhedspolitik og væsentlig opbygning af alle fire landes forsvarskapaciteter. Alexander Høgsberg Tetzlaff, major og Read more
By Marcus Nuñez Seneca The Centre for Military Studies’ report on the implementation of Artificial Intelligence in military decision support systems (AI-DSS) examines both the opportunities and challenges that arise as AI increasingly shapes the operational and strategic picture. To address conventional as well as hybrid security challenges, the report Read more
Af Anna Koryukova Militær AI – amerikanske erfaringer, danske muligheder Kunstig intelligens (AI) udvikler sig med hastige skridt. Selvom AI rejser mange spørgsmål og skaber skepsis, især når det gælder en retfærdig og ansvarlig implementering, peger tendensen tydeligt i én retning: De, der anvender AI, vil overhale dem, der ikke Read more
By Sofie Hansen Introduction to Vatnik Soup: The Ultimate Guide to Russian Disinformation The book Vatnik Soup by Pekka Kallioniemi and Morten Hammeken is a comprehensive guide aimed at demystifying the complex ecosystem of Russian disinformation, revealing the underlying strategies, narratives, and key players involved. The title itself—Vatnik Soup—originates from Read more
By Hannibal Mucha This Chaillot Paper analyses the evolving relationship between the European Union and India, emphasizing how recent geopolitical shifts and economic interests have redefined their partnership. While historically focused on trade, the relationship has begun to expand into critical areas such as technology, maritime security, climate change, and Read more
By Sofie Hansen Summary: The Russian invasion of Ukraine was described by High Representative Josep Borrell as a “geopolitical wake-up call.” Moreover, in a new reality where European security is undergoing significant changes, Denmark’s opt-out has ended, and the security referendum has been abolished. In this context, this report analyzes Read more
The Power Shift: The impact of the low-carbon transition on the oil and gas economy By Yana Popkostova The global transition to low-carbon consumption needed to curtail climate change is not easily accomplished, and will have major implications on the global economy. Completely overhauling energy consumption by minimizing the Read more
Human Rights Diplomacy: Navigating an era of polarization By David Griffiths Since the concept of human rights was written into the 1945 UN Charter over 75 years ago, the termhuman rights diplomacy has been used to describe the interactions among states concerning human rights. These interactions have generated a Read more
Tech for Democracy: Learnings from the Year of Action By Adam Moe Fejerskov, Trine Rosengren Pejstrup, Alma Andersen Tjalve As the world becomes more and more digitised, use of digital technologies has expanded to encompass various avenues for political and social action. It has also been used to strengthen Read more