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.
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Through our various scientific and professional publications, we provide a bundle of evidence-based analyses and outputs that are considered risk assessments.
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.
The Leipzig Continuum: From Parcel Bombs to Explosive Drones in Europe’s Hybrid Security Environment
Europe’s parcel-bomb investigations and the August 2026 Leipzig/Halle drone incident reveal an evolving hybrid-security environment in which deniable agents, civilian logistics, unmanned systems and cross-border networks can be used to create strategic effects below the threshold of conventional war.
Celebrating Five Years of Strategy International
Five years ago, Strategy International (SI) was founded with a clear ambition: to bring research, policy, education, diplomacy and business together within one multidisciplinary international platform.
The Legacy of a Disruptive Presidency: From Trump 1.0 to 2.0
Was Trump's first term just noise, or did it change the machinery of American politics for good? A panel of the authors behind The Legacy of the Trump Administration: A Disruptive Presidency argue it was the latter.
Greece and Cyprus Must Stand as Israel’s Allies
Greece and Cyprus should turn support for Israel into a wider strategy: deter Turkish pressure, combat antisemitism, advance to Abraham Accords 2.0, deepen relations with Arab states based on the need for wider alliances and the Abrahamic Accords, and recognize...
Iran-US Negotiations: A Parody of Diplomacy?
A fragile Iran-US agreement could reshape Iran’s internal politics, improve bilateral relations and regional stability, or empower radical factions and deepen geopolitical uncertainty worldwide.
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.
Achilles Shield: Greece’s Strategic Leap
The real test of Achilles Shield will not be its price or the number of systems acquired, but whether Greece can integrate, sustain and develop the capability while building an alliance of strategic depth with Cyprus and Israel.
