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The recent emergence of mercenary spyware like Pegasus or Russia’s ongoing conventional warfare in Ukraine, supplemented by a cyber offensive we never experienced before, made cybersecurity even more critical. Despite the considerable research in the field, it seems that academia and the private sector have not been able to keep up with the growing importance of security and privacy resulting from the significant increase in cyber threats to critical services, infrastructure and human rights. Research on cyber capabilities tends to focus on the general understanding of the field and pays less attention to the rapid spread of increasingly advanced offensive cyber capabilities. Correctly assessing the capabilities of others and recognising the steps necessary to develop their own capabilities are essential for any country in combating future cybersecurity challenges. However, since there is no consensus on describing even basic cyber capabilities, current research uses different interpretations and usually lacks offensive capabilities altogether. In this article, I discuss the problem of assessing, measuring and evaluating offensive cyber capabilities, starting from the different definitions of some related terms through the various cyber power indices, right down to the talent behind cybersecurity, and perhaps the most promising indicators for assessing offensive capabilities.

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Since 1920, almost all the traffic on rail crossing the Danube in Hungary, crosses it in Budapest via the Southern Railway Bridge which makes it heavily overloaded. This is a very disadvantageous situation not only for commercial shipping but also for military uses as there is certain heavy military equipment that can only be transported via rail.
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In time of crisis, developing Next Generation Digital Technologies in the innovation network, with special attention to startup companies, can be a key to economic thrive. This paper reviews the current and emerging technological trends and how they are connected to the hype surrounding startup companies and their ecosystem, with particular attention to the role of the state. The analyses use Ramstad’s Expanded Triple Helix Model as a framework but with opening its workplace dimensions to subgroups.
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This paper scrutinises the assimilation of the Indonesian National Armed Forces (Tentara Nasional Indonesia – TNI) into civilian structures to shape a harmonised civil–military cooperation (CIMIC) in post-conflict peacebuilding initiatives. Acting as a crucial state apparatus, the TNI confronts a spectrum of threats, upholds national integrity, and follows Law No. 34/2004 by promoting soft power in non-combative military operations. Notwithstanding concerns raised by peace activists regarding potential human rights breaches during armed interventions, peacebuilding heavily depends on trust-building, which is a key catalyst for stakeholder cooperation. In contradiction to activists’ apprehensions, 2022 surveys reveal an impressive public trust level of around 93% towards the TNI. This robust public confidence sets a promising stage for the active engagement of the TNI in peacebuilding. To ensure effective participation, the TNI must demonstrate human rights commitment and adaptability to civilian protocols and guarantee non-repressive methodologies in peace missions. Leveraging its soft power, the TNI can cultivate productive alliances with civil institutions via joint ventures under civilian supremacy within a regulated CIMIC construct. The theory of change offers a unique perspective on the intertwined dynamics of civil–military collaboration, public trust and soft military power in peacebuilding, steering state policy outcomes. These are shaped by the government’s ability to reshape military duties devoid of military overreach. In conclusion, civilian control over the military materialises through shared accountability in peacebuilding endeavours, encapsulated within the CIMIC framework.

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Stephanus Yusuf Tri Effendi is a military officer serving as a Captain in the Indonesian Air Force Headquarters Intelligence Staff. He holds a Master's degree from the University of Gadjah Mada, Indonesia, graduating in 2019. His multidisciplinary background, shaped by his military service and academic pursuit, has kindled a profound interest in international relations, military studies, and peace and conflict dynamics.

Stephanus is particularly drawn to the complex nexus of civil-military relations (CIMIC), a subject he plans to explore in his upcoming doctoral studies. His research aims to investigate the evolving role of the Indonesian military in non-traditional security challenges, particularly social conflicts, and post-conflict peacebuilding. His focus areas include the respectful implementation of the military's role within the ambit of the rule of law, trust-building, and harmonious cooperation between civil and military institutions.

Recognizing the intertwined nature of peace, security, and development, Stephanus is keen on promoting peacebuilding efforts that uphold human rights and prevent mass atrocities and crimes against humanity. His academic and professional work, fueled by a sense of duty and dedication, is centered around formulating strategies and practices that bridge the gap between military and civil institutions, fostering mutual trust, and paving the way for sustainable peace and development.

Stephanus' research agenda combines an extensive data collection approach involving case studies, interviews, questionnaires, and literature reviews. He aims to utilize the empirical data from social conflict cases in Indonesia over the last ten years to deepen the understanding of civil-military cooperation in peacebuilding.

With his interdisciplinary approach, Stephanus is determined to make significant contributions to the field, informing key stakeholders and policy-makers about the intricacies of civil-military cooperation in peacebuilding. His research will offer practical implications, shed light on novel perspectives, and provide strategies for civil-military cooperation in post-conflict peacebuilding.

As a committed researcher and professional, Stephanus is eager to explore these topics further, sharing his findings with the broader academic and military community, thereby enhancing the collective understanding and effectiveness of civil-military cooperation in peacebuilding efforts.

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This study offers a comparative perspective on four external states’ behavioural tendencies in contrast to their officially upheld ambitions witnessed throughout the past ten years in Libya. Sound promises on conflict resolution, mitigation and alleged alignment with R2P principles is of course nothing new in the international arena, nor is the fact that the parallel existence of selfish agendas constitute an “innovation”. Nevertheless, the case of failed reconciliation and stabilisation process of Libya despite seemingly massive international support offers a recent sphere for investigating the whole spectrum of underlying opposition among the external parties. What started out as a domestically rooted conflict, soon developed into an increasingly international one. After several attempts at the establishment of a truly unified government, interests have never got sufficiently close to each other. What this article sets out to expand on is a fundamentally balance of threats motivated geostrategic opposition, which was only seemingly centred around local key figures like Haftar, Sarraj or even influential tribal leaders. Numerous foreign stakeholders were acting against the very declarations and statements they themselves called their fellows to comply with via means of proxy actions and in hopes of capitalising on the advantages stemming from the status quo. This work discusses the means these states acted counter-productively against the Libyan conflict resolution.

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