The Global Peace Index reveals a world becoming less peaceful, with AI enabling faster, cheaper, and more lethal warfare. Conflicts are increasing, and military spending is at a record high, with AI predicted to worsen global instability.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte defended Donald Trump's criticism of the alliance, stating the recent summit in Ankara showed "a huge sense of unity" and secured procurement plans worth tens of billions of dollars, including €70 billion for Ukraine.
Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte met with top officials from Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and South Korea (Indo-Pacific Four) in Ankara. They discussed global issues including Ukraine, China, North Korea, and Iran, agreeing to boost cooperation in defense, cyberspace, and technology.
PMEs tornaram-se o principal alvo de ataques cibernéticos, representando 62% dos incidentes, segundo IBM Security. No Brasil, Kaspersky registrou 553 milhões de tentativas de phishing em 12 meses, com 43% visando PMEs. A falta de recursos e defesas frágeis tornam-nas vulneráveis, e mais de 60% fecham após ataques de ransomware. O artigo detalha as vulnerabilidades e oferece medidas preventivas, como terceirização de TI, MFA e políticas de segurança.
Former Japanese minister Taro Kono stated that Japan and South Korea must forge a robust security alliance to ensure regional stability, especially as US commitment to East Asia wavers. He emphasized the need for independent efforts for regional security, noting the difficulty for Indo-Pacific nations to find a 'plan B' without US support.
As ceasefires fail, peace talks stall and the Strait of Hormuz remains under a blockade, the deepening Middle East crisis has exposed the structural limitations of global security frameworks. The US-Israel war on Iran since February has strained United Nations bodies and left Nato reeling over US President Donald Trump’s threats to leave the transatlantic security alliance. With the risk of a protracted war looming, there is an often overlooked security grouping – whose member states include...
An analysis of how US-led security alliances in Asia are losing coherence due to conflicts in Ukraine and Iran diverting strategic focus back to Eurasia, challenging the Indo-Pacific pivot initiated under Obama. The author argues that the global security architecture is stretched across multiple fronts, with India questioning the value of alignment with the US due to higher tariffs.
