Non-State Actors and the End of the Westphalian World?
In 1648, probably the most significant international treaty of the modern world – the Treaty of Westphalia, was signed in the German province of...
Role of Genetic Factors in Limiting COVID-19 Mortality Confirmed
Genetic factors play a key part in determining COVID-19 mortality rates, and, in south-east Asia, provide populations with a degree of protection.
The number of...
COVID-19 Vaccine Programmes Need Review as Natural Immunity Grows
This article refers mainly to the health situation in France but its arguments apply also to the whole of the European Union, which has...
Why Seniors Will Be Impacted the Most Post-Pandemic
The impacts that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the world are far-reaching and have affected nearly everyone in some way or another. While...
Rehabilitation From Heroism: Work With Internal Conditions to Prevent an Insider Threat
The insider spy, commonly referred to as a “mole” has from time immemorial been the scourge of intelligence services. Representatives of the American Intelligence...
The Race to Artificial Intelligence Supremacy: Maintaining a Competitive Edge
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies have advanced rapidly over the years and some countries have already begun the process of infusing them with existing systems...
The Myth of No-Go Zones
You might have heard the term no-go zones, a vague concept often used to describe the idea of an unsafe part of a community....
Why NATO Failed in Afghanistan
In 1949, The North Atlantic Treaty Organization was created by the United States, Canada, and several Western European states to provide collective security. NATO...
China’s Place in NATO 2030 Agenda
The recent Summit at Brussels of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) on June 14 claims to open a new chapter in the transatlantic...