International Security, Arms Control & Environmental Warfare

The Groundlines of the States Armed Defence and Its Evolution...


Armed defence; military governance; civilian control; defence constitution; state violence; Hungarian legal history

The article develops a systemic legal framework for the state’s armed-defence institutions and their control under the rule of law. It combines theoretical analysis with a historical examination of Hungarian military and defence regulation between 1867 and 1944.

FARKAS, ÁDÁM

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Overview on the Main Aims and Goals of the Security Strategy of the Slovak Republic...


Security strategy; migration crisis; counter-terrorism; border security; intelligence cooperation; Slovak Republic

The article reviews the European and Slovak security strategies in the context of migration, terrorism, intelligence cooperation, and border protection. It also examines Slovak constitutional, criminal-law, and law-enforcement measures adopted in response to perceived security threats.

UJVÁRY, KRISTIÁN

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Ukraine – A Freezing or a Frozen Conflict? Or: “Russians Are Already in the Cupboard?”


Ukraine conflict; Russia–EU relations; frozen conflict; Crimea; energy security; economic sanctions

The article interprets the Ukrainian conflict through Russian–Ukrainian–EU relations, historical and cultural factors, energy dependence, sanctions, and the strategic importance of Crimea. It argues that competing geopolitical interests and unresolved territorial claims may transform the crisis into a prolonged frozen conflict.

SPINDLER, ZSOLT

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Geoengineering and Weather Modification Programs: Environmental Protection or Environmental Warfare?


Geoengineering; weather modification; environmental warfare; climate governance; ENMOD Convention; international security

The article examines geoengineering and weather modification as potential tools of climate protection and environmental warfare. It reviews historical programs, disputed military applications, the ENMOD Convention, and the need for transparent international regulation of emerging climate-manipulation technologies.

MERKI, GIANNA

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