Association of Studies, Research and Internationalization in Eurasia and Africa
ASRIE in partnership con il Centro Studi Roma 3000 organizzerà i giorni 11/12 gennaio 2020 a Roma la prossima edizione del Corso in Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) il cui obiettivo è quello di fornire ai partecipanti basi teoriche e pratiche per condurre una analisi delle fonti aperte e redarre un report utile al processo decisionale.
We are looking for contributions for Geopolitical Report Vol. 4/2019 “Russia-EU Confrontation/Collaboration and Future Challenges”, a publication which will analyse the current level of international relations between the Russian Federation and the European Union, the cooperation and/or confrontation in different fields and the future developments and challenges.
Il Caucaso del Nord continua a dare segnali contrastanti per quel che riguarda la sicurezza interna dimostrando sempre di più quanto la gestione di questa regione del sud della Russia sia complessa e debba prendere in esame tutta una serie di peculiarità locali e di influenze esterne.
The capabilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning are growing at an unprecedented rate and leading terrorist organizations try and will try more to use Big Data, prognostic weapons and AI as efficient instruments in their asymmetric warfare efforts through Internet.
ASRIE published the third volume of Geopolitical Report titled “Future challenges and economic trends in Asia” dedicated to the analysis of the Asian continent with special attention to investment opportunities, economic trends, regional and international relations and political challenges.
Our organisation is pleased to inform our friends and followers that today we are celebrating our 6th anniversary of activity. This anniversary is an outstanding success because in six years we have created an important network of partners and sponsors, conducted projects and organised events in Italy and abroad.
ASRIE supported the panel discussion “Malicious use of artificial intelligence and international psychological security” of the UNESCO Conference in Khanty-Mansiysk and continued at the eponymous research seminar at the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation
The Libyan situation quickly evolved to the point where taking the side of Fayez al-Serraj is swiftly becoming uncomfortable, inconvenient and even hazardous to some extent because its “side” is composed by a wobbly group of militias that cannot guarantee any type of stability.