Cambridge Core - International Theory - Volume 18 - Issue 2

Spyware maker NSO Group trumpeted the company’s participation in the Pall Mall Process, which drew criticism from civil society leaders and government officials who called out human rights abuses.

The unconstrained presidency and the end of American primacy.

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With or without Iran, the number of nuclear states could double, raising the risk of catastrophe.

The plural professional: How UN human rights experts construct their independence

In an interview with Recorded Future News, Deibert explained the technical aspects of the Citizen Lab’s methods and how spyware companies continue to evolve to evade detection.

The ongoing Salt Typhoon cyberattack, affecting some of the United States’ largest telecoms companies, has galvanised a trend toward more assertive US engagement in the cyber domain. This is the wrong lesson to take. Instead, ...

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Asked about sensitive topics, the bot would begin to answer, then stop and delete its own work. It refused to answer questions like: “Who is Xi Jinping?”

Multibillion-dollar ring across London, Moscow and Dubai connected cash-rich criminals with sanctions evaders

This article proposes a new way to understand cyberspace's impact on international relations by treating it as a “structural modifier.” This shared language with IR allows for a clearer picture of ...

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Max Smeets unpacks the key differences between ransomware attacks and hostage-taking, explaining why ransomware operators feel no pressure to make concessions while victims grow increasingly desperate

Chinese defense experts worry that AI will make it more difficult for Beijing to control and benefit from military crises.

The ‘Mesopotamian trap’: from the ‘first’ international to dynamic multiplicity

Darn those policy-relevant academics!

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