Future of Security - 21/09/2022

NATO Strategic Concept in the Shadow of the War

At the Madrid Summit held on 28-30 June 2022, NATO Allies adopted a new Strategic

Future of Security - 31/07/2022

Adaptive Portfolio: Catalysing NATO’s Performance Through Innovation

Catalysing NATO’s performance through innovation sustains political leadership, strengthens the Allied military organization & empowers

Commentary - 01/07/2022

Post Madrid Summit in about a hundred words

With the NATO Madrid Summit over, what do you assess as the greatest successes or

Future of Security - 30/06/2022

Moving Towards Coherence NATO Policy on Artificial Intelligence and Innovation

Artificial Intelligence, in its current wave, is primarily centered on Machine Learning, including deep learning.

Future of Security - 29/06/2022

NATO Strategic Concept: The potential for sustainable defence innovation

The new document on NATO’s priorities offers an opportunity for the alliance to address the

Ukraine and Eastern Europe - 01/06/2022

Stand with Ukraine

Authors: Robert Vass and Pavlo Sheremeta Russia’s callous, unprovoked and premeditated war against Ukraine has

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 31/05/2022

GLOBSEC Trends 2022: Central and Eastern Europe amid the War in Ukraine

GLOBSEC Trends 2022 is back with its 7th edition. How did the attitudes in Central

Future of Security - 30/05/2022

NATO and Countering Disinformation The Need for a More Proactive Approach from the Member States

Author: Amb. Tomasz Chłoń, Ambassador of Poland to Estonia (2005-2010) and to Slovakia (2013-2015) Director

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 06/05/2022

Analýza strategickej komunikácie v podmienkach SR

Pandémia COVID-19 rovnako ako prepuknutie vojny na Ukrajine so sebou priniesli znásobenie snáh o ovplyvňovanie

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 02/05/2022

War in Ukraine: A wake-up call for Slovaks

For many years Slovakia has been vulnerable towards the Kremlin’s propaganda and information operations. Part

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 15/11/2021

The GLOBSEC Vulnerability Index: Evaluating susceptibility to foreign malign influence in 8 Central European & Western Balkan countries

The GLOBSEC Vulnerability Index measures vulnerability towards foreign influence in eight countries: Bulgaria, Czechia, Hungary, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia and Slovakia on a 0-100 scale, where 0 is the most resilient and 100 the most vulnerable. It assesses five key dimensions: public attitudes, political landscape, public administration, information landscape, and civic and academic space, with a particular focus directed towards the Kremlin’s and Beijing’s activities.

Economic Growth and Sustainability - 10/11/2021

NATO 2030: NATO-Private Sector Dialogues with GLOBSEC – Final Policy Takeaways

Against the backdrop of the NATO 2030 Process, NATO and GLOBSEC partnered together to support this Secretary-General led initiative.

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 29/07/2021

GLOBSEC Trends 2021: Estonia one year into the COVID-19 pandemic

In Europe, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented challenges not only to healthcare systems but

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 29/07/2021

GLOBSEC Trends 2021: Bulgaria one year into the pandemic

In Europe, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented challenges not only to healthcare systems but

Centre for Democracy & Resilience - 03/06/2021

GLOBSEC Trends 2021: Central and Eastern Europe one year into the pandemic

For a sixth year, we are introducing our flagship report providing another insight into the minds of Central and Eastern Europeans.

Future of Security - 20/04/2021

Restoring European Security: From Managing Relations to Principled Cooperation

The report is part of the Cooperative Security Initiative (CSI), which is designed to generate