Non-state actors, global conscientiousness, social media and the internationalisation of decision-making are forming new, multi-layered governing systems.
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The combination of thought and feelings with the capability of new technologies and data availability became the most powerful weapon, available to almost anyone interested, increasing the potential of SIMAD (Single...
Global military expenditure increased 75% over the past 20 years, but stands at around $1.7 trillion annually since 2009. In 2018, it was $1.774 trillion...
While terrorism is not a new phenomenon, future terrorists groups in general and lone wolf terrorists in particular will rise the security threats and challenges at new levels...
Source: Start Project, (2015 - 2016), University of Maryland, with Millennium Project compilation and forecast, State of the Future 19.1
Source: European Commission, (Spring 2017), Standard Eurobarometer 87 - Public opinion in the European Union
As growing populations and economies increase the drain on natural resources and cause environmental degradation, social tensions are expected to increase, triggering complex interactions of old ethnic...
Globalisation, migration, geopolitical shifts, changing nature and balance of power, and increasing access of individuals to technological and social resources, have raised the world’s vulnerabilities to new levels...
Cyber blitzkrieg on electricity and other critical infrastructure threat reduction should include: compliance with unbreakability standards; theorems should no longer be partial compliance...