Editorial Foreign Policy, 12.09.2018 Jonathan Tepperman, editor en jefeAfter years of refinement, a new weapon started cutting a swath through the battlefields of Europe. It was relatively cheap, accurate, easy to use—and so powerful it could punch through the best defenses. With the touch of a trigger, anyone carrying the weapon could render expensive, state-of-the-art combat systems...
Putin Can Learn from Gorbachev on How to Gain from Future U.S. Talks
Columna The Hill, 22.03.2018 William H. Courtney, académico de la RAND Corporation y embajador (r) norteamericanoVladimir Putin has won a flawed election to a fourth term as Russia's president, and Donald Trump has suggested the two will likely meet soon. For the Kremlin leader, however, a summit may draw shortcomings into sharper relief. While in the 2000s, high...
¿Putin, es fuerte o débil?
Opinión El País, 23.07.2017 Monika Zgustova, novelista checo-norteamericana doctorada en Literatura Comparada (U. de Illinois)[caption id="attachment_19377" align="alignleft" width="401"]

A principios de agosto del año pasado,...
‘Putin no tiene un plan para hacer Rusia grandiosa de nuevo’
Entrevista [Steven Lee Myers, ex corresponsal de The New York Times en Moscú] La Tercera, 24.06.2017 Cristina Cifuentes
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Steven Lee Myers, autor de El Nuevo Zar, dice a La Tercera que el objetivo del Presidente es recuperar el lugar de Rusia y su esfera de influencia. A su juicio, la intervención en las elecciones de EE.UU. se...
The Perfect Weapon: How Russian Cyberpower Invaded the U.S.

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North Korea (5): The Cost of Intervention

Análisis Stratfor Global Intelligence, 27.05.2016

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What North Korea lacks in sophistication it makes up for in guile. Its answer to any attack would go beyond conventional means to include its experienced commando force, cyberwarfare capability and submarine force, at the very least. Though North Korea has chemical weapons,...China’s Military Strategy
Artículo Voltaire Network, 26.05.2015Preface The world today is undergoing unprecedented changes, and China is at a critical stage of reform and development. In their endeavor to realize the Chinese Dream of great national rejuvenation, the Chinese people aspire to join hands with the rest of the world to maintain peace, pursue development and share prosperity. China’s destiny is...
Lethal Autonomous Systems and the Plight of the Non-combatant
Artículo Georgia Institute of Technology Ronald ArkinIt seems a safe assumption, unfortunately, that humanity will persist in conducting warfare, as evidenced over all recorded history. New technology has historically made killing more efficient, for example with the invention of the longbow, artillery, armored vehicles, aircraft carriers, or nuclear weapons. Many view that each of these new technologies...
El comité interministerial de ciberseguridad: atrincherados en lo interno, ignorando lo externo
Opinión El Provincial, 04.05.2015 Sebastián Koch, investigador del Centro de Estudios EstratégicosEl 20 de abril del presente año, el Gobierno creó un comité interministerial para la creación de una “política de seguridad en internet” (El Mercurio, 20 de abril de 2015). En palabras del Subsecretario de Defensa, Marcos Robledo, El Comité Interministerial de Ciberseguridad (CIC) buscará sentar...
Ciberataques: sabotaje y destrucción de sistemas clave en América Latina y sus implicancias para Chile
Opinión Centro de Estudios Estratégicos de la Academia de Guerra del Ejército, 21.04.2015 Sebastián Koch, investigadorEl foco de los ciberataques en América Latina pasó del “simple” robo de información, al sabotaje e incluso destrucción de sistemas clave. Una nueva realidad responde a los presagios de los años 70 en que, el entonces Comandante en Jefe de la Marina...