A Camera Outside Our Door: Where Does Security End and Where Does Privacy Begin?

The NATO summit in Ankara, which concluded on July 8, will be remembered not for dramatic statements or new political declarations. Its significance lies elsewhere. The Alliance has completed its transformation from an organization attempting to balance crisis management, counterterrorism, and global security into a military alliance preparing for a prolonged confrontation with Russia and the possibility of a high-intensity conflict.

Wars rarely reshape only the front lines. More often, they transform institutions, strategies and the very assumptions upon which security systems are built. That is precisely what is happening to NATO today. The summit in Ankara was notable not for...

A brief power outage on Suleyman Rahimov Street in Baku on July 3 was not, in itself, an extraordinary event. Since the authorities have not yet identified the cause, it would be premature to attribute the incident to excessive pressure on the power...

Road safety is one of the most important areas of public policy worldwide, directly affecting human life. Every year, traffic accidents cause harm to the lives and health of millions of people, create additional burdens on state budgets amounting to...