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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2025 · 15 MIN

The Invisible Battlefield: From NATO’s Woes to Cognitive Warfare

from Emerging Threats Hub · host Sébastien Deschamps

What if the next war isn’t fought with bombs, but with bytes targeting your brain? This week, host Sébastien explores the invisible battlefields defining our future. We move beyond the headlines to analyze the foundational shifts in global security.In This Episode, We Discuss:Active Conflicts: Russia’s latest TOS-1A deployment, Germany’s rush to aid Ukraine, and the possibility of a new US military front in Mexico.Deep Dive: NATO’s Fracturing Industrial Base: Analyzing the US withdrawal from the Boeing E-7 AWACS program and Europe’s push for strategic autonomy. The Future is Now: Defining “Cognitive Warfare” with insights from Dr. James Giordano and exploring Europe’s new national security cloud.The Great Power Game: The US-China rare-earth truce, the limits of decoupling from Chinese drone tech, and Sweden’s Cold War-style intelligence gathering. Diplomatic Maneuvers: Shifting alliances in the Indo-Pacific and the end of China’s old guard.Broader Context: Africa’s rising influence and the search for a new security architecture in the Middle East. #EmergingThreatsHub #Geopolitics #Defense #NATO #China #CognitiveWarfare #TechWar

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