Statement at a meeting with students of the “International Security” master’s program and graduates of the dual degree international master’s program “Global Security, nuclear policy, and WMD nonproliferation. [...]

Following months of alarming reports about the Zaporozhskaya NPP, a piece of news, that could be considered encouraging, has appeared for the first time: a power line has been restored and certain agreements have been reached with the Ukrainian side.  Yet, does this truly represent a step towards stabilization? [...]

While Australian debate is focussed on how a future SSN capability as a component of a US-led coalition may be utilised to deter China, it is also relevant to assess its implications for the safety of the Russian Navy’s strategic deterrent posture in the Far East. [....]

On July 4, 2025, the International Colloquium on the role of artificial intelligence in shaping the future international order was held in Hong Kong. The event, organized by the Asian Academy of International Law in partnership with the AAIL Foundation and the Chinese Society of International Law, gathered experts from 47 jurisdictions worldwide, with more than 250 participants in total. [...]