The Institution Trap: How Safety Regimes Become Tools of Dominance
Part 2 of 5: IAEA, WANO, and the Illusion of Neutral Governance
The genius of the Atoms for Peace program
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The Spy in Your Chat Window
SUNDAY SPECIAL | Cyber Intelligence Review | 12 July 2026
THREAT ALERT · RUSSIAN INTELLIGENCE · SOCIAL ENGINEERING
Russian intelligence services are impersonating tech
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Project Insight, Ten Years On: Revisiting India's Flagship Tax Surveillance Program
In 2016, in the aftermath of the Panama Papers leak and India's demonetisation drive, the Ministry of Finance
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Fighting Counterfeit Medicine: How Blockchain, AI, and Machine Learning Are Reshaping Pharmaceutical Supply Chains
Counterfeit medicine is one of the more quietly devastating problems in global healthcare. It doesn't make headlines the
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The Tallinn Manual: A Look at the International Law Governing Cyber Operations
Few single events did more to expose the legal vacuum around state-sponsored hacking than the wave of cyberattacks that
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The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation's Evolving Role in Shaping Cyber Norms
Cyberspace has become as much a domain of strategic competition as it is a source of economic opportunity, and the
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When Secrecy Backfires: How Nuclear Policy Learned (and How Cyber is Forgetting) the Lesson of Open Innovation
Part 1 of 5: From Manhattan Project to Atoms for Peace
The story of nuclear regulation offers an unlikely but
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Cybercrime in West Africa: Beyond the Sakawa Narrative
Why the Old Framing Falls Short
Much of the popular writing on West African cybercrime repeats the same three data
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Cyber Governance and the Nuclear Model: Learning from Fifty Years of International Regulation
By Sanjana Rathi - CEO, The Cyberdiplomat LLC
Abstract
The international community has invested decades in developing governance frameworks for nuclear
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Wildlife Trade, Cyber Sovereignty, and the Next Pandemic: Six Years After COVID-19
How governments' internet policies continue to enable zoonotic disease risk
Six years have passed since the COVID-19 pandemic
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