Bureaucracy, politics and fraying trust in institutions could mean that warnings about the next health crisis fall on deaf ears, says a leading expert.

H5N1 has a 50% fatality rate in humans. Yet we’re dismantling the systems designed to catch it early.

The need to improve intelligence capacity is undeniable. But von der Leyen’s chosen method reflects a familiar instinct: using crisis logic to expand the Commission’s authority

Signalen over misstanden en rampen verdwalen vaak in procedures, hiërarchie, of de angst om als lastig te gelden. Maar zolang organisaties geen systeem bouwen met een goede infrastructuur voor waarsch...

Viking has acquired Catastrophe Foretold by Nikki Ikani. Senior commissioning editor Greg Clowes acquired UK and Commonwealth rights from Emma Bal at the Madeleine Milburn Agency in a “major” pre-empt...

The Institute of Security and Global Affairs (ISGA) aims to appoint one Assistant Professor with specialisation in Intelligence and Security. The successful candidate will have demonstrable research e...

Abstract. Why do some intelligence warning processes succeed in anticipating surprise while others fail? This article challenges the binary perspective on

The rise of open-source intelligence

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