Egypt is attempting to act as a mediator in the Middle East conflict while simultaneously facing a worsening economic crisis. Europe should also become more involved, writes Almut Wieland-Karimi of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation.
By Almut Wieland-Karimi
Given the growing importance of dual-use technologies for security and defense, there is a need for dialogue between civilian and military research. This could – similar to the strategic industrial dialogue – serve as a model for coordination between ministries.
By Marc Bovenschulte
Although the registration deadline for the NIS 2 Directive has passed, two-thirds of the affected companies have not yet registered. Meanwhile, the number of cyberattacks is on the rise. Fino Scholl, Managing Director of Swiss GRC Germany, explains what policymakers and the business community need to do now.
By Fino Scholl
In the event of a conflict, economic resilience is critical to maintaining security of supply and military operational capability. Companies need to prepare for crisis scenarios at an early stage to help safeguard social stability.
By Ferdinand Gehringer and Eike Kraft
The growth opportunities in the defense sector are enormous – but a lack of legal certainty is holding the civilian industry back from entering the market. Furthermore, pre-financing is often hardly feasible, according to the opinion by attorneys at the law firm Gleiss Lutz.
By Redaktion Table
In the global industrial and technological competition, Germany has so far tended to act reactively. To play a proactive role, it must link these aspects more closely to security policy issues.
By Vivian Tauschwitz
Geopolitical crises and new risk factors are combining to create complex uncertainties for companies. This development could hamper investment and impair economic momentum in the long term.
By Anja Käfer-Rohrbach
When talking about security, we must consider the people who pay their bills, shop, or use digital services every day.
By Ramona Pop
The Arab Gulf states must adapt by seeing themselves not as passive victims of Iranian attacks, but as forces for de-escalation, writes Sebastian Sons from the Middle East research institute CARPO.
By Redaktion Table
Data instead of doctrines: GEOINT is shaping the new security architecture, writes SpaceWatch.Global editor Torsten Kriening. Germany is ready for plug-and-play interoperability, he says. But is this approach enough to really keep up with NATO?
By Redaktion Table
