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Arms embargo
in: Elgar Encyclopedia of International Sanctions, 13.11.2025, 65 - 67 -
How cyber diplomats can tweak the new UN cybersecurity forum for the better
Binding Edge - States committed to international law and the participation of non-state actors should act now to make sure the new global mechanism can provide room for productive exchange
in: Binding Hook, Expert Commentary on Tech and Security, 04.09.2025 -
The United Nations Under Pressure: “Trust Is Low and Needs Are High”
in: "The United Nations at Eighty: Reform for a Shared Future in a New Geopolitical Era", Council of Councils, Global Memo by AIA, CARI, CEPS, Chatham House, COMEXI, Genron NPO, GRF, INSS, Lowy Institute, NIAA, ORF, PISM, RSIS, SIIS and SWP, 03.09.2025 -
Should Europeans develop an independent nuclear deterrent?
The current transatlantic arrangements are neither defunct nor easily replaceable, and developing a reliable, independent nuclear deterrent poses much greater challenges than most analysts acknowledge.
in: Brookings, 17.06.2025 -
Tackling the Proliferation of Cyber Intrusion Capabilities
The Pall Mall Process Code of Practice paves the way for strong action against cyber intrusion, but it still has a long way to go.
in: LAWFARE, 04.06.2025 -
Greenland faces a crucial decision
Trump’s bid for Greenland is shaping the island’s parliamentary elections — possible dependence on the US could become the decisive election issue
in: International Politics and Society (IPS), 07.03.2025
