What Putin Isn’t Doing

There's one target he hasn't attacked. By: John Walcott It’s now clear what Russian President Vladimir Putin is doing in Ukraine. What’s less obvious but interesting is what he’s not doing, at least so far.…

5G: From Technology to Geopolitics

By: Leanardo Antonio Salud & Hongjiao Liu This white paper on 5G is a perfect exemplar of the Global TechnoPolitics Forum's mission of probing at the intersection of technology and geopolitics.  5G technology offers tremendous…

India-China Engagement

Significance of Economic Instruments in Bilateral Relations By: Pooran Chandra Pandey First Published at the Center for Economic Diplomacy As a notable phenomenon of 21st-century international geopolitics, sovereign states tend to seek out to forge…

Digital Corridors

By: Dariush Onsori Central Asia, often regarded as a backwater still languishing in its Soviet and Russian-dominated past, it is now an arena of geopolitical competition, especially between China and India, whose approaches and wherewithal…

CYBER PEARL HARBOR

The looming threat of cyber-attacks on Industrial Control Systems By: Daniel Simonds "Cyber Pearl Harbor" is dramatic language because, after all, each time the United States or another country is attacked, that alerts them to…

Colonial Pipeline attack: a turning point for cyber…

By Jennifer Korn Will the ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline change the international norms currently in place regarding nation-states and their historical hesitancy to engage in crippling infrastructure attacks? In this paper, we will explore…

Lebanon: Collapse!

Lebanon, which before its civil war stood as a symbol of what might go right in the Middle East, now stands as testimony to what can go wrong.  It began to unravel in 2019, after…