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[geopolitiq]

German MP Johann Wadephul warns that the EU's unanimity rule on foreign and security policy endangers the bloc amid Ukraine war, urging shift to qualified majority voting for faster decisions. #europe #geopolitics #eu #germany

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[indian-school-of-public-policy]

Rethinking Political Violence Insights for Policy and Governance

Explore the complexities of Rethinking Political Violence and its implications for governance, security, and public policy. This ISPP article examines the root causes, evolving dynamics, and policy responses needed to address political violence effectively while promoting stability, peace, and democratic resilience.

Political Violence and Behavioural Policy: Lessons from the Harris Lecture

A policy-focused analysis of political violence exploring behavioural science, identity, and peacebuilding insights from the Harris Lecture

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TEST BANK For Understanding Homeland Security FoundATIons Of Security Policy 2nd Edition By Ehsan Zaffar

Unlock your academic potential and master complex security concepts with the official Test Bank for 'Understanding Homeland Security: Founda

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[tdhj-thedefencehorizonjournal]

With a salute from the horizon, we welcome Shishir Rao and "Sea-based Platforms in South Asia’s Nuclear Equation". Abstract: India’s imperatives for a sea-based nuclear deterrent arise from its need for strategic autonomy in the world order, which necessitates that its deterrence building is an incremental process until it can be at par with global agenda-setters. While India, not wanting to indulge in an arms race, is not pursuing deterrence by sheer numbers, it is certainly trying to achieve technologies that give it parity in the qualitative aspects of nuclear deterrence. On the other hand, Pakistan's imperatives stem from regional concerns and its survival imperative in positing India as the arch enemy in the domestic political arena. Pakistan seeks to maintain a deterrence relationship with India since it claims it views India’s global aspirations as a threat to its interests. India assures that any nuclear strike will be followed by massive retaliation. This may seem like a doomsday-esque scenario. However, a steady deterrence relationship has still been maintained in South Asia as a result of both India and Pakistan being rational actors and acknowledging that the nuclear weapon is a weapon of last resort. https://www.thedefencehorizon.org/post/sea-based-platforms-in-south-asia-s-nuclear-equation #WMDs #nuclear #securitypolicy #India #Pakistan #TDHJ https://www.instagram.com/p/CRGF2z0raEO/?utm_medium=tumblr

[tdhj-thedefencehorizonjournal]

Happy International Day of Living Together in Peace! What's the EU's role in this regard? For example in the Korean Peninsula? https://www.thedefencehorizon.org/post/eu-security-interests-in-the-korean-peninsula #securitypolicy #EU #TDHJ https://www.instagram.com/p/CO77sf4rdN4/?igshid=1pt5usoy8dc1e

[cyberchasse]

Denial of service attack (DoS) | Cyber Security Blog | Cyber Chasse

This blog explains denial of service attacks (DoS) and their types. It also discusses the change in dynamic due to IoT and ways to protect entities.

A denial of service (DoS) attack is an action by a malicious cyber threat individual or organization, which shuts down or restricts access to systems, devices and networks to legitimate users of an entity