Andrea Guidotti holds an M.A. in World Politics and International Relations and a B.A. in Contemporary History and Philosophy. He has experience in policy and public opinion analysis, project management, market research, and AI training. His research focuses on the socio-economic and political impact of crises and technology, European integration, and populism. He currently serves as analyst at Trilations. Previously, he served as academic assistant at ITC-ILO and as research intern at ECPS.
As hybrid threats increasingly challenge Europe’s security and democratic resilience, David Song-Pehamberger of Hybrid CoE explores the evolving threat landscape, the EU’s response, and how Europe can strengthen its resilience in an era of complex risks.
TechNet International 2026 highlighted the need for secure, data-centric defense, emphasizing lifecycle data protection and AI that supports—not replaces—human decision-making.
In the world of international diplomacy, sanctions have emerged as the weapon of choice for nations seeking to punish, pressure, or paralyze their adversaries. This article briefly summarizes the ethical background of economic sanctions, viewed as a punitive tool of statecraft. Building on insigh…
