This CSS Cyberdefense Report by Stefan Soesanto focuses on cyber electromagnetic activities (CEMA), which is a doctrinal concept that was introduced by the US Army sometime around 2009/2010 to connect both domains at the hip. The report dives into the origins of CEMA, explains why and how the US Army and UK MoD adopted them, highlights potential CEMA tactics in the field and offers ideas on whether emulating CEMA is an option that ought to be adopted by other armed forces.chevron_right

Climate change will increasingly impact everyday life in Switzerland. Collaboration and swift adaptation measures are required to mitigate and cope with the consequences, argue Christine Eriksen and Andrin Hauri in this CSS Analysis.chevron_right

Peace and stability are high priorities for Iraq today. Yet to be effective, engagements for peace need to consider various cleavages, dynamics, and influences, argues Mae Anna Chokr in this CSS Analysis.chevron_right

After the COVID-19 outbreak, China has made concerted effort to control the narratives about its own crisis response and create an image as a reliable international partner. Analyzing China’s influence efforts, this Cyberdefense Report cuts through questions of factual accuracy and seeks to focus on the longer-term interests and priorities that shape Beijing’s messaging. It looks at China’s tactical evolutions in social media use to further understand which capability developments may persevere.chevron_right