The digital age has permanently changed the way states conduct political warfare—
necessitating a rebalancing of security priorities in democracies. The utilisation of …

States have learned how to use media as a means of propagating disinformation in the
furtherance of their geopolitical goals. Often these efforts employ conspiracy theories that …

The United States faces a hypercompetitive geopolitical landscape in the Indo-Pacific
region, arguably the most consequential theater for US national interests over the coming …

This book documents the history of China's attempts to undermine Taiwan's elections,
offering additional insights into China's methods of influence in Hong Kong, the United …

En las últimas décadas, desde el sector de seguridad de gobiernos de países centrales, así
como desde revistas especializadas, se viene desarrollando la noción de lawfare como …

Irregular Competition is defined in this study as “State and non-state actors proactively
engaging in activities to influence populations and affect legitimacy during times of peace …

The US national security and defense strategies correctly recognize the threat posed by
strategiccompetition but do not clearly articulate what it means to compete in this …

We are in an era where the main instruments of warfare are utilised through non-military
means which are more covert with the intent to weaken, destabilise and disrupt.[1] In his …

The hegemonic power of the United States has underwritten the international system since
the conclusion of the Cold War. China's stunning rise and the West's relative decline have …

Whether it realises it or not, the West is already at war, and it is losing. The growth in
prevalence of grey zone tactics—including political warfare—has increasingly blurred the …