PECULIARITIES OF THE AUSTRIAN IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM
Serhiy Polyovyk
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More >>“We Often Are a Defending Party. While We Should Actively Advocate Our Principles”
July 11, 2019, the Ukrinform hosted an interesting discussion on the upcoming meeting of the UN Security Council on the Ukrainian Language Law. The meeting of the Security Council was again initiated by the Russian Federation The charitable foundation “Accent” together with the public initiative “Amber Way” this time devoted their event to the RF’s so-called initiative to hold a meeting of the UN Security Council, on the agenda of which would be the Language Law of Ukraine. Participants of the event in the Ukrinform expressed their seeing of this not ordinary event, outlined a series of related problems that Russia is trying to shift onto Ukraine, and…
More >>The “Passport Weapon”
June 12, 2019, the “Ukrinform” agency hosted a “round table” themed “Russian Passport. Illusion of the Imperial Gingerbread”, which was attended by analysts of the “Borysfen Intel” Center Any document can be not only a form of identification of someone or something, but also… a weapon. At least when it comes to the Russian passport and the “Russian World” and its sincere admirers. These two sentences can outline the theme important for Ukraine, which was raised during the international “round table” ( June 12, at Ukrinform), initiated by the…
More >>Intelligence in the Interests of Private Business. Does It Have the Right to Exist? And if Yes, Then Which Intelligence?
The 3rd International Congress of Investigators and Experts on Crisis Situations Organizer of the Congress: “International Association of Investigators and Experts on Crisis Situations” (MAREKS). Global partner of the Congress: Independent Analytical Center for Geopolitical Studies “BORYSFEN INTEL”. The congress was attended by President of the Independent Analytical Center for Geopolitical Studies “Borysfen Intel” Victor Hvozd with a presentation – “Intelligence in the Interests of Business. Professional Approach to Today’s Realities and Tomorrow’s Prospects”. ************************************* At the regular, third International Congress of Investigators and Experts on Crisis Situations,…
More >>To Fight Against Terrorism in a New Way
Roman Kot The new security realm in the current, multifaceted world keeps generating new threats and challenges, including in the fight against terrorism. This, in turn, obliges relevant special services to constantly modify and change the forms and methods of their work in order to minimize the risk of a terrorist threat. Ukraine in this regard is no exception: on March 5, 2019, Ukrainian President P. Poroshenko approved the new Concept of the Fight Against Terrorism. What caused the need for change? …The need to revise the principles of the fight against terrorism in Ukraine has been spoken about…
More >>The United States and Artificial Intelligence
The United States is actively engaged in technological races with the PRC Roman Kot The previous publications of the “Borysfen Intel” Center have already mentioned that the United States, China, and other global players believe that artificial intelligence is capable of providing technological, and consequently, economic, political and military leadership in the whole world, or at least, in some of its regions. It should be noted that at the present stage one can see the United States losing leadership in this sphere. Today, the United States is actively engaged in technological races with the PRC. Over the next few years, there will be significant increases in spending…
More >>The USA and China: the War for Technology in Full Swing
A campaign to oust Chinese telecommunication giants from Western markets Roman Kot January 11, 2019, in Warsaw was arrested Huawei Technologies Co. employee Wang Weijing, and a citizen of Poland, former high-ranking official at Poland’s Internal Security Agency who worked at mobile phone operator Orange Polska. Both detainees are accused of trying to obtain information on the development of protection of the networks used by the Polish government. Searches were conducted not only in detainees’ homes, but also in Huawei’s offices. As a result, Secretary of State at Ministry of Digital Affairs Karol Okonski later said that Poland might consider prohibiting…
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