In recent years, militaries have developed doctrine that no longer sees their traditional
domains of operation (eg land, sea, air, space, and cyberspace) as separate but rather as …

Abstract The Russian invasion of Ukraine interrupted the processes of digital reformation of
the state which had been started after 2014 in favor of European integration and further …

When Russia escalated its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, pro-Ukrainian resisters
around the world took to cyber and digital spaces to support Ukraine's cause. Social media …

This study investigates international users' reception of a dark-humour meme tweeted by
Ukraine's governmental Twitter (X) account on 7 December 2021 as part of its exceptional …

The war in Ukraine is the first conventional war to ever take place in an entirely connected
information ecology. The internet has not been switched off. Mundane smart devices are …

In modern warfare, digitalization has blurred the line where civilian ends and military begins.
Embedded in the participative warfare theoretical paradigm, this article looks into how the …

Authoritarian regimes' unrestricted collection of citizens' data might constitute an advantage
regarding the development of some types of AI, and AI might facilitate authoritarian …

The rapid global proliferation of smartphones and their associated information
infrastructures has been a defining feature of the past decade's global crises. Yet, while the …

Twenty-first century digital technologies and popular visual art have transformed the ways
military conflicts are experienced, narrated, and shared. It demonstrates that digital platforms …

This article examines the geopolitical shifts in Mali following its rejection of western
intervention and subsequent partnerships with Russia. Mali is used as a case-study to …