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Cognitive battlespace the CCP's war for the mind
“当前,认知域已经作为独立一域登上战争舞台,日益成为大国博弈的常斗之域、必争之地、胜战砝码.” - 把准认知域作战之脉 - 中国军网 “The cognitive domain has emerged as an independent battlefield, increasingly becoming a regular arena for major power contests, a battleground for competition, and a key factor for victory.” By Andrew Jensen, managing partner at the Iota Group © AI Generated picture The Chinese Communist Party’s doctrine of “Cognitive Warfare” frames the human mind as a bloodless battlefield of geopolitical competition. While
16 juil.5 min de lecture


Chemical regulations: the challenge facing land-based armaments
Chemistry lies at the heart of land-based armaments. Behind every round of ammunition is a pyrotechnic chain — explosives, propellant powders, priming compositions — built on energetic materials whose formulations have been inherited and qualified over many years. Over the course of a decade, the regulatory framework governing these substances has become a structural factor for the sector. Long treated as a peripheral compliance matter, the chemical dossier has today emerged
15 juil.5 min de lecture


When more data makes war harder to read
Ukraine has turned drones, sensors and battlefield software into an industrial-scale war machine. Yet the lesson is not simply that more technology wins. It is that advanced systems can also produce too many pictures of the same war. By Hubert Raymond and Jean Langlois In October 2024, Russia launched more than 2,000 attack drones against Ukraine in a single month. Ukrainian forces said they intercepted 1,185 of them, while 738 were “lost” after electronic warfare or navigati
10 juil.4 min de lecture


Vidéo intelligente : l’éthique comme condition de la confiance
« L’IA demeure l’une des technologies les plus puissantes et les plus transformatrices du secteur de la vidéosurveillance. Si elle offre des opportunités considérables pour améliorer la sûreté et la sécurité, l’efficacité opérationnelle et l’intelligence métier, son déploiement doit impérativement s’accompagner d’une mise en œuvre éthique et d’intégrations pertinentes, capables de créer une réelle valeur. » C’est en ces termes que s'est exprimé Mats Thulin, directeur IA et so
9 juil.4 min de lecture


Security of the territories : newly elected mayorson the front line
Freshly elected, France’s mayors are inheriting a security crisis that the State can no longer handle alone. Between game-changing technologies, little-known European funding and local models that have proven their worth, solutions do exist to address one of the French public’s top concerns. Mayors have five years to act. By Elisabeth de France Insecurity worries every French citizen
8 juil.6 min de lecture


Europe and defence : what power, what limits?
Maxim resonates more than ever in a world reshaped by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, turmoil in the Middle East, and the deepening Sino-American rivalry. These converging pressures are forcing the European Union to define what kind of collective military power it intends to embody. What operations is it currently conducting? What defence architecture is taking shape? A look back at one of the defining strategic challenges of the 21st century. By Hugo Champion EU military power
7 juil.5 min de lecture


Rethinking power in the era of high-intensity warfare : learning from current conflicts
The war of attrition in Ukraine, the hybridization of threats, the return of power politics, the vulnerability of supply chains, and multidomain confrontation all reveal a form of conflict that has become truly global. Faced with this strategic shift, Western powers are rediscovering the importance of mass, endurance, human resources, and national resilience, forcing them to fundamentally rethink their defence models. By Lou Cusmar The return of high-intensity warfare
2 juil.5 min de lecture


Digital evidence : a challenge for justice?
85% of criminal investigations now rely on digital data. Yet French justice is spinning its wheels against online scams, identity theft, and defamation: the evidence exists, but it sits with Discord, Coinbase, or OpenAI — and these American giants don't always cooperate. In April 2026, Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin attempted to fix this through a ministerial circular — even recommending an American private platform to do so. A closer look at a text that reveals a great dea
30 juin4 min de lecture


Les maires face au défi de la sécurité publique
Quelques mois après leur prise de fonction, les nouvelles équipes municipales doivent poursuivre un chantier déjà central : la sécurité publique. Entre attentes citoyennes, montée en puissance des polices municipales, acceptabilité des technologies et besoin de coordination avec l’État et les forces de sécurité, les collectivités sont appelées à structurer une réponse plus lisible, plus cohérente et mieux outillée. © Victor 217 Une attente citoyenne devenue centrale Longtemps
24 juin5 min de lecture


From earth to space: when sovereignty changes scale
What if the next great battle for sovereignty were no longer waged on Earth, but in deep space? Red Team Défense — the foresight initiative of the French Ministry of the Armed Forces — has imagined, for its Season 3, a scenario set on the horizon of 2075: two rival mega-consortiums vie for control of the strategic minerals of the Moon and the Asteroid Belt. Fiction? Only on the surface. This scenario in fact reveals a more immediate truth: sovereignty is no longer a fixed att
22 juin6 min de lecture


Frontex and European Security: Aija Kalnaja’s vision
Amid growing geopolitical tensions, the instrumentalisation of migration, hybrid threats and rapid technological transformation, European security is entering a new era. As Deputy Executive Director for Capabilities at Frontex, Aija Kalnaja advocates for a comprehensive approach to contemporary crises, built on anticipation, European cooperation and innovation. BY LOU CUSMAR ©frontex A new geopolitical landscape Hybrid threats now occupy a central place in European strategic
18 juin4 min de lecture


Absorbing the shock and adapting faster than the adversary
With a probable clash with Russia four years away, the Armed Forces are preparing. The Army, whose role is and will be central, has embarked on a genuine transformation: a change in scale, model and operating methods. Between capability priorities, funding and public-private partnerships, France is collectively preparing for high-intensity conflict. One watchword: be ready, move fast. AN INTERVIEW WITH MAJOR GENERAL JUSTEL, DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF OF THE FRENCH ARMY BY MÉLANIE
16 juin5 min de lecture
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