Reposting my (updated!) 💙 thread on the Baltic sea cable cuts here:

I did a little demonstrational update in combat conditions on the 'How likely is the use of nuclear weapons by Russia?' explainer following a few recent happenings Chatham House Chatham House International Security chathamhouse.org/2022/03/how-li…

The constant escalation of doomsday language is a distraction from more urgent and practical cybersecurity priorities, writes Joyce Hakmeh (Chatham House International Security). chathamhouse.org/2024/11/why-cy…

The use of doomsday cyber language distracts from urgent, practical cybersecurity priorities. How we define and frame these issues shapes our understanding, response strategies, and resource allocation. Joyce Hakmeh explores in her latest article 👇 chathamhouse.org/2024/11/why-cy…

Some personal and professional news: Today is my last day as Research Director, International Security Chatham House. I am retiring to write and contribute to the world in a different way.

Silicon Valley is in the middle of a defense tech boom. In this piece, I write about what this military tech renaissance means for the tech industry's relationship with the Pentagon, the securitisation of technology development, and Sino-US competition.

Proud moment 👏

The constant escalation of doomsday language is a distraction from more urgent and practical cybersecurity priorities, writes Joyce Hakmeh (Chatham House International Security). chathamhouse.org/2024/11/why-cy…

🚨 New Issue! This issue, on Cross-Border Data Sharing, addresses the evolving and complex challenges of transatlantic data sharing, particularly in the wake of privacy regulations and growing concerns over cybersecurity. 1/9 tandfonline.com/toc/rcyb20/9/1…

"Russia's pushing of the envelope when it comes to hybrid attacks means that the Kremlin is playing with fire." Katja Bego (Chatham House International Security) joins the The Wall Street Journal to discuss alleged acts of sabotage in the Baltic Sea and Moscow’s hybrid war with NATO. Source: on.wsj.com/3D4neBK

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Ukraine’s war effort has become a case study in how necessity fuels innovation. In the face of a far larger & better-equipped adversary, Ukraine has built a defence-tech ecosystem that is reshaping the rules of modern combat Joyce Hakmeh for Chatham House chathamhouse.org/2025/03/what-u…

Really important read from my Chatham House colleague Joyce Hakmeh 👇

Today, I spoke at the security conference at Chatham House . It was an open and direct conversation - about the fact that the world order has changed, and this must be acknowledged. About how the new U.S. policy has cast doubt on the unity of the Western world, while the White

🌍 In early 2025, major aid cuts from the US, UK & European states hit global conflict prevention efforts—just as conflicts grow more complex. With fewer resources, what’s at stake? This report unpacks six key interventions 🧵(1/9)

🖊️'As nuclear negotiations show, #US bilateral deal-making is no substitute for #multilateralism' write Joyce Hakmeh and Marion Messmer in their latest expert comment 🌐 Click below to read now ⬇️ chathamhouse.org/2025/05/nuclea…

🚨 New Chatham House Research Paper: Securing NATO's Space Assets from Cyberattacks 🚨 🛰️ As NATO's reliance on space-based systems grows, so does the threat from cyberattacks. A new paper by Julia Cournoyer outlines a framework to bolster cybersecurity in outer space. 🧵👇

The new Cyber and Electromagnetic Command which unifies UK cyber, electromagnetic, and information operations could represent a paradigm shift – if it is implemented effectively, writes Joyce Hakmeh (Chatham House International Security). chathamhouse.org/2025/06/cybere…

The new Cyber and Electromagnetic Command which unifies UK cyber, electromagnetic, and information operations could represent a paradigm shift – if it is implemented effectively, writes Joyce Hakmeh (Chatham House International Security). chathamhouse.org/2025/06/cybere…

“NZ’s greatest strength lies not in its military capabilities, nor will it gain greater influence & power from becoming just another junior partner in a security bloc. Its value lies in its diplomatic influence, commitment to multilateralism” Chatham House chathamhouse.org/2025/07/new-ze…