Articles

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The technology of Artificial Intelligence (AI) functions as a transformative power which affects security and cultural heritage preservation (C.H.P). The dual-use capabilities of AI technology create essential ethical and operational challenges. AI technology protects cultural assets through its monitoring capabilities and digitization efforts and predictive threat analysis but it becomes a significant threat when used to launch cyberattacks or spread misinformation or target cultural sites precisely.

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The collection of evidence in the battlefield, represent an intersection of military operations and judicial systems, which has created new challenges to be faced.

With the aims to share the authors' perspectives on this topic, this manuscript examines through a comparative analysis of existing protocols and best practices, the similarities and differences between Battlefield Evidence Collection and Crime Scene Investigation, viewed through the lens of utilizing collected evidence in criminal proceedings,.

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The Mos Maiorum between History, Ethics, and Military Doctrine. 

The modern relevance of an ancient model

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This article will outline several techniques that may assist law enforcement personnel in detecting potential lies, particularly during interrogations. While current scientific consensus holds that no method (polygraph included) can reliably detect deception, certain strategies may help identify information that appears inconsistent or artificial. These indicators, while not definitive, could suggest with a reasonable degree of probability.

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    On July 4th, 2014, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the newly formed Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), delivered a renowned speech from the balcony of the al-Nouri Mosque in Mosul, Iraq, promising to his mujaheddin the final victory of the Caliphate over the enemies.

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INTRODUCTION: THE CRUCIAL ROLE OF WOMEN IN PEACEKEEPING

In recent decades, the indispensable role of women in all aspects of peace operations, from conflict prevention to post-conflict reconstruction, has become undeniable. Women—and women peacekeepers in particularly—bring unique perspectives, facilitate engagement, and help mitigate gender-based violence, an endemic problem in conflict settings. As a result, women’s participation in peacekeeping is not merely a matter of gender equality or human rights—it is a strategic imperative.

Published on Joint Force Quarterly Issue115, 4th Quarter 2024