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CHATHAM HOUSE: Artificial Intelligence in International Affairs: Six Things the World Can Do to Prepare

For all of human history, politics has been driven by human activities and the interactions of humans within, and between, networks. Now, advances in artificial intelligence (AI) hold out the prospect of a fundamental change in this arrangement. The idea of ​​non-human entities, increasingly being used in international affairs, could create radical change in our […]

Vasilios Martzoukos*: THOUGHTS ON THE RECENT TURKISH CHALLENGES

Vasilios Martzoukos*: THOUGHTS ON THE RECENT TURKISH CHALLENGES

National interstate defense and security crises are usually periodic flare-ups of long-standing tense relations between two or more states with conflicting interests. During the complex and particularly demanding period of crises, the overall preparedness of a state, its organizational and coordination infrastructure, its decision-making mechanism and, above all, its knowledge, training, experience and […]

Theodoros Giannitsopoulos: The Permanent Structured Cooperation (PSC) for Defense and Security (PESCO) of the European Union as a Lever for Deepening Defense Cooperation between EU Member States and a Prime Opportunity for the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of Defense

Theodoros Giannitsopoulos: The Permanent Structured Cooperation (PSC) for Defense and Security (PESCO) of the European Union as a Lever for Deepening Defense Cooperation between EU Member States and a Prime Opportunity for the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of Defense

INTRODUCTION The foundation for defense independence is the Permanent Structured Cooperation (P.D.S) – PESCO (PErmanent Structured COoperationon security and defence), which was signed on December 11, 2017. The European Union is certainly a superpower in economic terms. Politically, however, it still has serious weaknesses. Its potential to have a serious impact on global political […]

Spyridon Spyridakis: “Micro-CRIMINOLOGY” * For the Air Force.

Introductory Thesis: We would also call it “Aerocriminological science”. That is, the application of the science of criminology to the “crime-affected side” of aviation. Criminology is a complex, scientific field. With its genesis and evolution, many trends have developed, such as: interaction, organizational, new radical critical trend, social reaction, selection of crime as a common professional activity, phenomenological approach, […]

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