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UK Diplomacy and Collective Solidarity, Post-Brexit
By Olamide Samuel*, Senior Researcher KEDISA Examining the significance of […]
Intelligence and Security
Are non-state actors still good predictors of foreign policy making?
By Niko Costantino, Senior Researcher KEDISA With the end […]
The Greek Watergate scandal and an ambiguous suicide
By Vasilis Papageorgiou, Senior Researcher KEDISA It was a typical […]
Assessing the role of the EU in a global counter-terrorism regime – Part I: Context and Coherence
By Evangelos Grapsas, Analyst KEDISA The terrorist attacks in several […]
Intelligence and its failures in preventing and combating terrorism
By Dr. Anneli Botha RIMA Occasional Papers, Volume 5 (2017), […]
The new Maritime Order and Greek perspective in the Eastern Mediterranean
By George X.Protopapas, Executive Director KEDISA* The Eastern Mediterranean has […]
Dark Web and ISIS
By Natalia Griva, Associate Contributor KEDISA The “Dark web” is […]
The Qatar crisis is transient
By Stefanos Ath. Peppas, Associate Contributor KEDISA The Qatar crisis […]
Responding to Mali’s Islamists: Why simplistic counter-terrorism and deradicalization measures will not work
By Professor Hussein Solomon RIMA Occasional Papers, Volume 5 […]
Why the UK has failed to deal with International Terrorism?
By Konstantinos Vlachos, Analyst KEDISA There is no doubt that […]