Tag: Giovanni Giacalone

The hazardous choice of supporting Fayez al-Serraj
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.
29 June 2019 Analysis, Geopolitics, North Africa
Kosovo, one of NATO’s closest allies with a jihadist issue
Although Kosovo is a NATO's ally and the Pristina is exploiting its diplomatic relations with the United States to assert its geopolitical goals in the region, the country is also experiencing waves of radicalisation and Islamist extremism that might have serious repercussions in the entire region.
11 June 2019 Analysis, Geopolitics, Terrorism
How jihadists proliferate in the Libyan chaos
The confrontation between al-Serraj and Haftar in Libya is creating the conditions for the expansion of the jihadist activities in the country. The lack of control in Libya might have serious repercussions for the entire North Africa and direct consequence for the security of the European Union and in particular Italy.
15 May 2019 Analysis, North Africa, Terrorism

Introduzione all'OSINT e al lavoro dell'analista delle fonti aperte
L'Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) negli ultimi anni ha acquisito una valenza ed importanza esponenziale sia nel campo della sicurezza che in quello della ricerca accademica ed economica, motivo per cui una introduzione sulle linee guida di tale materia e sul lavoro dell'analista delle fonti aperte risulta fondamentale per coloro che ...
Artificial Intelligence and International Psychological Security: report from STRATCOM-2020
Our partners and colleagues from the International Centre for Social and Political Studies and Consulting of Moscow (ISCPSC) reported the panel discussion “Artificial Intelligence and International Psychological Security: Theoretical and Practical Implications” held on November 12th, 2020, at St. Petersburg State University as part of the international conference “Strategic Communications ...
Laplace's Demon: the Russian solution for Open Source Intelligence
Demon Laplace is the Russian solution in the field of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) which has been adopted to contrast phenomena such as terrorism, radicalisation, criminal activities or monitor brand reputation, inter-ethnic conflicts and economic trends.
HUMINT: introduzione e definizioni
La Human Intelligence (HUMINT) è una disciplina afferente al mondo dell'Intelligence che indica ogni tipo di informazione che può essere raccolta attraverso fonti umane in modo da identificare elementi, intenzioni, composizione, punti di forza, tattiche, equipaggiamento, personale e funzionalità di un paese o attore. La HUMINT utilizza fonti umane come ...
Corso in Open Source Intelligence online a Settembre
Il Centro Studi Roma 3000 e ASRIE Analytica presentano l’Edizione congiunta del Corso in Open Source Intelligence online aperto a tutti coloro che vogliono approfondire le tecniche e la conoscenza degli strumenti utili a realizzare attività di ricerca sulle fonti aperte sia a titolo di studio che operativo nei settori militare, ...
Coronavirus Pandemics, Huawei 5G Technologies, Artificial Intelligence and Psychological Operations
ASRIE Analytica has published the third volume of Geopolitical Report titled "Coronavirus Pandemics, Huawei 5G Technologies, Artificial Intelligence and Psychological Operations" written by Professor Evgeny Pashentsev. The report analyses an example of high-tech psychological warfare, which is the communication control chains (CCCs) created by various actors within the framework of ...
OSINT: quantità, qualità delle informazioni e strumenti utili
L'OSINT si scontra ogni giorno con la mole e qualità delle informazioni di cui la società è inondata dal web. Scegliere gli strumenti utili è uno step decisivo per condurre una ricerca ed analisi delle fonti aperte in maniera esaustiva ed ottimale e quindi supportare il processo decisionale finale.
The Malicious Use of Artificial Intelligence and International Psychological Security
ASRIE Analytica has released its first publication in 2020 dedicated to the Malicious Use of Artificial Intelligence (MUAI) and the impact it might have on international psychological security. In this report, ASRIE Analytica decided to give the opportunity to some Russian researchers to describe their activities in Great Britain when they ...