Global and International Security Under Spatial Grasp Paradigm

Global and international security cannot be provided from a single point or a set of separate points whatever powerful these might be(even with quantum supercomputers!).It should rather be deeply embedded and integrated with bodies of real systems wherever in physical,virtual,or combined spaces they may exist.So global security capabilities should not only be distributed,but rather be really spatial,self-organized,and dynamic,also exhibiting overall integrity,awareness,and consciousness features.The paper describes applicability of the patented and revealed in 10 books Spatial Grasp Model and Technology(SGT)and its basic Spatial Grasp Language(SGL)which conceptually and functionally match security problems of large distributed and heterogeneous systems.It investigates very practical security solutions for finding and tracing distribution of forbidden items,world roaming criminals,recovery from natural and human-made disasters,tracing and elimination of moving dangerous objects in terrestrial and celestial spaces,as well as analysis and restoration of damaged transport networks.It advises how different security infrastructures can be organized and managed,and how to cooperate and integrate within global security systems with higher awareness and consciousness levels over them.The provided security-oriented version of SGL can be quickly implemented and integrated with existing distributed management and security systems.

Influence of Quantum Information Technology on International Security

Humanity is currently undergoing the fourth industrial revolution,characterized by advancements in artificial intelligence,clean energy,quantum information technology,virtual reality,and biotechnology.This technological revolution is poised to have a profound impact on the world.Quantum information technology encompasses both quantum computing and the transmission of quantum information.This article aims to integrate quantum information technology with international security concerns,exploring its implications for international security and envisioning its groundbreaking significance.

Artificial Intelligence:International Security Challenges and Governance

Recently,the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology—and its application in the military field—has attracted extensive attention in the public,policy,and academic circles.However,different research paradigms and debates on the nature and aspects of AI challenges to international security exist in theory and policy.In the process of the international community’s exploration of AI global security governance,effectively integrating the views of all parties and constructing consensus international norms is difficult.This paper summarizes and analyzes the current debates on the challenges and governance of AI technology to international security,the multiple evolutions of international security governance norms in the era of AI,and the cooperation and competition between China and the United States in the field of AI international security.Sorting out and exploring these arguments can provide a new research direction and perspective for exploring the global governance path of artificial intelligence.

NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY:A DRAMA THEORETIC APPROACH

While game theoretic tools have been widely applied to nuclear proliferation and disarmament issues, traditional decision analysis assumes that decision makers, options, and preferences are fixed. A drama theoretic approach is used to overcome these limiting assumptions： Drama Theory （DT） II allows global leaders and national security policy makers to engage in a rational-emotional process of re-defining international security negotiations （and their ＂positions＂ in them） Until agreement on a satisfactory nuclear non-proliferation resolution is reached. The 2009 nuclear energy negotiations between Iran and world powers are modeled with DT II and the Confrontation ManagerTM Decision Support System. By adjusting strategy and deriving transformative security policy, it is shown how international security can be achieved by promoting nuclear non-proliferation and resolving strategic conflict.

Leading Features of the International Security Landscape in 2008

The international security situation in the past year on the whole retained the basic posture of peace and stability, but unstable and uncertain elements cast a growing shadow

Some Observations on the 2016 International Security Developments

The continuous unrest in Western Asia and Northern Africa and other regions is bringing about a changing global security environment, and the international security situation presents new developments different from the past with more diversified and complex features. To understand the new international security situation highlighted by the complex conflicts and its future trend, particular attention should be given to the suspended coordination and sustained differences within the international community. With the deepening development of economic globalization and world multi-polarization structure, China has ushered in a number of major development opportunities, but also faced with a complex and severe international security situation.

The International Security Governance Hard Problems Urgently Need to Be Addressed in Coordination

In the year 2019,the international security was featured by intertwined changes and unrest,coexistence of both danger and opportunity,and obvious instability and uncertainty.However,the era trend of peace,development,cooperation and win-win results is still rolling forward.The United States was determined to selfishly pursue"America First".The United States withdrew from the INF Treaty and plans to withdraw from the Open Skies Treaty,having abandoned the traditional arms control and strategic stability framework between the United States and Russia.

The Impact of the Collapse of the IS on the Environment of International Terrorism

Recently, the international campaign against terrorism has made great achievements, with Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State(IS) killed, the last city Mosul the IS controlled in Iraq liberated and its so-called capital Raqqa in Syria besieged. The visible"Caliphate"of the IS is breaking up with an obvious trend of declining, which will return to a normal terrorist group from a new-type and semi-militarized terrorist organization with an independent army, territories and administrative systems. Such a change will bring about new uncertainties to the IS itself and the environment of international terrorism. For some time to come in the future, how to cope with the impact brought about by such a change of the IS will become a major issue of the international community.

The Six-Day War and Its Impact on Arab and Israeli Conflict

This article focuses on the Israel-Palestine conflict from the Six Day War perspective. The authors try to make a clarification of the Six Day War impact on Israel and its role in the regional and international scenes on the one hand, and the war＇s effect on the Arab states, including the Palestinian resistance against Israel, on the other hand. The war changed Israel＇s status from being a small state to becoming one of the most powerful regional powers. While the image of most Arab states was damaged and they lost their confidence among their peoples. The Six Day War changed the balance of power in the Middle East and intensified the Cold War following the end of the war. A climate of war was created and the individuals of both bearings, Israel and Arab countries, prepared for a new war.

China’s Food Security and International Trade

Since ancient times, the Chinese government has always attached a great deal of importance to food security . However, the problems have been different at different times, with a variety of different solutions. For a considerably long period of time, production efficiency was low due to the planned economy. Food supply was in a constant state of shortage due to limited investment,