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22 Jul Fifth round of NOTIONES Working Groups, part 1: WG9 Crime prevention approaches regarding addictions and crime

Posted at 10:56h in NOTIONES

Five different rounds of Working Groups have been a practical and hands-on form of collaboration and professional exchange in the NOTIONES project 2021–2026. With various NOTIONES-related themes and forms of working together, the groups have given a platform for sharing expert knowledge, forming networks, and...

16 Jul Stronger together – Cross-border collaboration to combat crime and terrorism

Posted at 11:04h in NOTIONES

Non-EU nationals arriving in many EU Member States this summer will continue to experience long delays due to the implementation of the new digital border system. Under the EU's new Entry-Exit System (EES) travellers from outside the bloc must register biometric information when entering most...

02 Jul Countering conspiracy theories – The rise of extreme right-wing radicalisation

Posted at 15:23h in NOTIONES

The rise of conspiracy theories and misinformation in digital media has sparked intense debates among scholars, journalists, and policymakers about the challenges posed by these phenomena and potential responses.Although digital manifestations of conspiracy theories and misinformation do not automatically translate into increased acceptance and support,...

29 Jun Reflections from TASM 2026

Posted at 11:28h in NOTIONES

A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to attend the Terrorism and Social Media Conference, TASM 2026, hosted by Swansea University, for a final NOTIONES dissemination event. The conference brought together researchers, practitioners, technology companies, law enforcement representatives and civil society actors to discuss...

29 May RESEARCH OF CLOUD TECHNOLOGIES AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE METHODS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF TECHNOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE OF THE STATE

Posted at 14:47h in NOTIONES

The article is devoted to the study of cloud technologies and artificial intelligence methods for supporting technological processes in a state’s critical infrastructure. It was found that the objective contradiction between the practical need for multi‑parameter monitoring, automation, and cyber protection of technological processes and...

28 May Europe’s Nuclear Question: Deterrence, Dependency, and the Limits of Strategic Autonomy

Posted at 10:14h in NOTIONES

The question of whether the European Union should pursue a nuclear deterrent has shifted, quietly but unmistakably, from mere academic speculation to strategic contingency planning. It is not reflected in official Council conclusions, but in ministerial corridors and think tank backchannels the issue is no...

12 May Final project conference – NOTIONES at TASM 2026

Posted at 11:55h in NOTIONES

NOTIONES (Interacting Network of Intelligence and Security Practitioners with Industry and Academia Actors) is proud to partner with the Cyber Threats Research Centre (CYTREC) at Swansea University to support the Terrorism and Social Media Conference (TASM 2026), taking place on 16 - 18 June at...

11 May DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS FOR DETECTION OF FAKE NEWS BASED ON GRAPH THEORY ANALYSIS

Posted at 13:23h in NOTIONES

This article focuses on developing automated methods for detecting fake news by analyzing graph structures and applying community detection algorithms in social networks. The rapid growth of digital news content makes it increasingly difficult to verify information reliability in real time, which drives the relevance...

08 May Protecting Critical Infrastructure: The Vulnerability of Undersea Cables and Digital Systems in Ireland

Posted at 15:39h in NOTIONES

In an era defined by digital connectivity, undersea communication cables represent the backbone of the global internet. These fibre optic lines carry more than ninety‑nine percent of international data traffic and are responsible for everything from financial transactions to emergency communications. Despite their critical importance,...

29 Apr Conditional Integration: Third-Country Participation in European Defence Procurement

Posted at 11:14h in NOTIONES

The structural shift in joint defence procurement in Europe is being driven by war on the continent, fiscal pressure, and capability shortages revealed by high‑intensity warfare. While EU frameworks such as PESCO, the European Defence Fund (EDF), and European Defence Agency (EDA) programs are designed...

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