Tag: cooperation
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Why the Moon is Not the South China Sea: Reframing Lunar Space Ahead of the Next Race
Introduction: A World Watching, Yet a Lesson in Perspective As nations set their sights on crewed lunar missions, the impulse to compare the moon program to terrestrial sovereignty disputes is understandable. The Moon, unlike the South China Sea, is not a patchwork of claims and counterclaims with conflicting maritime rights. Yet the temptation to frame…
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Drone Defense at EU Summit: Sweden’s Kristersson Ready
The informal EU summit in Copenhagen brought together Europe’s leaders to coordinate a response to a new, shared threat: drones. Danish authorities had already deployed a ring of police and military to protect the government district as the bloc’s heads of state and government gathered for a high-stakes discussion about how Europe will defend itself…
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U.S. Ends Cooperation with Europe on Countering Disinformation
Introduction In a significant shift in policy, the United States has decided to terminate its cooperation with European nations aimed at combating disinformation from hostile states. This decision has raised eyebrows and prompted discussions about the future of information integrity across the Atlantic. Background of the Initiative Last year, under the Biden administration, the U.S.…