Atlantic Organization for Security (AOS)
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(full document here) The next European Defence summit in Brussels will be the real test: will a fratricidal competition be chosen, or the creation of a single “Michelangelo-SkyDefender” protocol to secure the Union’s borders?...
(full document here) The issue of employing multi-domain unmanned systems for medical purposes has become particularly pressing, especially considering how electronic warfare and the saturation of airspace are rewriting the rules of tactical casualty...
(download here) Major crises often trigger rapid announcements, but sustained delivery is where transformation truly succeeds. Europe’s critical infrastructures, transport, rail, energy, digital, require faster innovation cycles and shared risk governance. Competitiveness and resilience...
(full document here) a comprehensive analysis of how the conflict in Ukraine is fundamentally altering traditional land warfare. Artillery, the “king of the battlefield”, is undergoing a forced evolution driven by drones, real-time data,...
by Dott. Ing. Francesco Paolo Cantelli jr.; Dr. Gustavo Scotti di Uccio – Before the destabilizing events of 2014, which led to the annexation of Crimea and the conflict in Donbas, Ukraine was recognized...
By Rodrigue Germany, CEO Numerilium, AOS Senior Advisor – (full document here) – In our rapidly evolving, AI-driven digital world, trust is eroding due to unquantified uncertainty and ‘silent’ data errors. This article reveals...
Download here: Dynamic Evolution of Air Defense – The concept of air defense has undergone a profound transformation, moving from a static, domain-centric approach to a dynamic, interconnected network of capabilities. This evolution has...
(full article here) – by Gustavo Scotti di Uccio – This article, which explores the rapid evolution of autonomous trucking, is part of our broader commitment to examining the challenges and innovations shaping critical...
(full document here) – Societal resilience is failing to keep pace with the velocity of modern risks, from climate disasters to systemic cyber failures. This analysis details how Artificial Intelligence (AI) serves as a...
By Grazia Giorgini (full document here) In this in-depth analysis, we explore a rapidly growing phenomenon: the integration of Artificial Intelligence into the vast and sensitive field of psychological well-being. With its increasingly sophisticated...
(full document here) Asymmetric warfare represents not a sideshow to “real” war but its new paradigm. It challenges states to adapt or risk irrelevance in an era where adversaries win not through brute strength...
(full printable document here) The evolution of ground-based medical drones is rapidly progressing from a novel concept to a frontline necessity. Future development will likely focus on enhanced autonomy, AI-assisted navigation, and advanced telemedicine...
By Dr Fabrizio Murgia[1] & Dr Fabrizio Ricci[2] – (full printable document here) – Artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine presents a significant opportunity, but it demands responsibility, a focus on ethics, and the active...
full document here – Strategic superiority will not hinge solely on hardware advancements or raw computing power, but on the ability to protect—or if necessary, manipulate—the information infrastructure that powers Artificial Intelligence. For both...
The world is changing at an unprecedented pace, driven by rapid technological advancements. In this dynamic landscape, the defence sector faces evolving threats that demand innovative solutions and a highly skilled workforce. This is...
The recently concluded Conference on European Air and Missile Defense marked a significant milestone in advancing the establishment of a common air defense system in Europe. The conference successfully achieved its objectives of raising...
A German-modified M903 launcher successfully launched a Lockheed Martin PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement (MSE) interceptor in a flight test on May 11, 2023. The test was conducted by the German Air Force (Luftwaffe) against a...
The Air Force has decided not to pursue a new engine for the F-35A in its fiscal 2024 budget request because the new engine was simply too expensive to develop, Air Force Secretary Frank...
France and Germany and two of the main companies involved, Airbus and Dassault Aviation, have formally agreed on the transition to a crucial phase of the FCAS project during which a demonstration jet, which...
Individuals and teams across Defence will be upskilled to confront the latest cyber threats and prove cyber readiness The Ministry of Defence will collaborate with Immersive Labs, an industry leader in cyber resilience, to...