Completing South America: How Brazil Could Seal Trump’s Regional Dominance
South America has become fertile ground the Donroe Doctrine, with Brazil's elections in October offering a pivotal moment to expand U.S. regional influence.
Category: The Americas
The continent of the Americas is of cultural, strategic, political and trade importance and value. It relates to global growth, stability and security. We examine cases of strategic importance.
The West needs new intelligence rules for Riyadh
Saudi Arabia's multipolar strategy makes intelligence exclusivity obsolete. Western services should preserve cooperation while firewalling their most sensitive capabilities.
Twenty-Five Years After September 11, 2001: Between Lessons Learned and New Security Challenges
An academic reflection on the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the United States, examining the transformation of security, the limits of military power, the evolution of violent extremism, technological challenges and the need for preventive and resilient security.
Twenty-Five Years After 9/11: Remembrance, Counterterrorism and the Lessons of Afghanistan
Twenty-five years after September 11, remembrance must be joined by strategic honesty: counterterrorism achieved much, but Afghanistan demonstrated that military superiority, without sustainable political strategy and local resilience, cannot by itself secure a lasting outcome.
Machine Learning-Powered Environmental Intelligence: Advancing Climate Resilience Through Predictive Early Warning Systems
Machine Learning-powered early warning systems, such as Composite Early Warning Index - CEWI, transform environmental data into predictive intelligence, helping decision-makers anticipate risks, optimize resources, strengthen climate resilience, and support sustainable environmental management in a changing climate.
United States-Iran: Escalation, Deterrence and Strategic Outlook
A strategic assessment of the evolving United States–Iran confrontation, examining operational dynamics, escalation scenarios and implications for regional and international security.
Peru: Economic Resilience Despite Political Instability – Can It Last?
Since 2016, political instability has ruled Peru, yet it remains among the fastest-growing economies in Latin America. Can that resilience last?
Artemis II: Unlocking Human Brain and Performance Limits in Deep Space
Artemis II marks a milestone in human spaceflight, revealing how the brain and body adapt to deep space and shaping future missions to the Moon and Mars.
Mirror, Mirror at War: When Intelligence Agencies Mistake Themselves for the Enemy
Western intelligence agencies systematically attribute adversary vulnerabilities they simultaneously share, driven by three structural incentives: narrative pressure, accountability asymmetry, and confirmation cascades, with five recent cases proving the pattern.
Victory Without Culmination
Israel and U.S. face the risk of strategic overreach if they cannot convert military gains into political outcomes.
