... we see a tendency of social media benefits to occur more pronouncedly in authoritarian regimes and emerging democracies, whereas the threats appear most pronounced in established democracies. 5/6
Freunde der sicherheitspolitischen bubble & #miltwitter, es ist wieder soweit: Die beste Meinungsforschung zur Sicherheits- und Verteidigungspolitik in Deutschland ist draußen! Ein paar erste auffällige Ergebnisse in diesem 🧵: [1/10]
@vanillatary@chheinzel@Convolutedname This chapter might be an interesting read, the Berlin crisis has at least some parallels to the current standoff I think https://t.co/TdGPFvVkBP
"What do you think your country should do in response to #Russia as a military and economic power?" Answers from respondents in the G7 and BRICS produced striking patterns. From our new #MSCreport: https://t.co/u9NCuLkuJs #MSC2022 What's your take?
Adding a practitioner’s perspective on current pushback that #POC policies are limited to #CT ops. My thoughts on why protecting civilians matters in large scale combat operations. #urbanwar https://t.co/49rF6egwpi
@ThomasVLinge Not exclusive to one country, but kukurec is incredible, just don’t look up what it is before you eat it. Eaten throughout in the Balkans and Turkey
A year ago this week, Iranian authorities shut down the internet amid protests. Once the shutdown ended, security forces had killed hundreds of people.
@ARGohdes and @amnesty investigated what happened, and what it means for technology and human rights.
https://t.co/wdPJAqDZeg
New: Following several years of patient engagement with the US-led Coalition @CJTFOIR in Iraq and Syria, Airwars has obtained the close locations of 99% of all officially confirmed or 'Credible' civilian harm events. It's a major transparency breakthrough. https://t.co/p2KDeb5M4R