Topic

Cybersecurity

A collection of 4 issues

Digital Sovereignty: A Comprehensive Definition

“Who owns the data owns the future.” That mantra sits at the heart of digital sovereignty—the ability of a state (or region, company or citizen) to control the data, infrastructure and technologies on which its economy and democracy now depend. From Brussels’ record fines under the Digital Markets Act

What Is Data Localization? Why Countries Want to Keep Data at Home

Introduction Data is no longer just a byproduct of digital life—it’s a strategic asset. As governments around the world push for greater control over digital infrastructure, data localization has become a central policy tool. But what does it actually mean, and why is it such a flashpoint in

What Is Digital Sovereignty? Why It’s Becoming a Global Priority

Introduction In the age of AI, cloud computing, and global data flows, the idea of digital sovereignty has emerged as a central concern for governments around the world. But what does it really mean—and why are so many countries pursuing it? This article explains the concept of digital sovereignty,

Geopolitical Risks in 2025: What to Watch

As we approach 2025, the global landscape is increasingly shaped by political instability, economic fragmentation, technological disruptions, and environmental challenges. Understanding these evolving risks is crucial for policymakers, businesses, and global citizens. This article examines key conflict zones, economic vulnerabilities, cybersecurity threats, and environmental risks that are likely to define