Interview, Webinar
I’ll be jammed: electronic warfare in Ukraine
- Electronic warfare capabilities are projected to expand across the entire electromagnetic spectrum "sooner or later," eliminating hiding spaces as innovation accelerates.
- Military forces, including NATO, are currently assessed as "well behind" in equipping individual soldiers and platoons with the specific electronic warfare proficiency required to counter drone swarms and identify spectrum gaps in conflicts involving Russia or China.
- If the World Anti-Doping Agency confirms deliberate carbon monoxide inhalation as doping, the Union Cycliste Internationale ban rationale is expected to shift from health concerns to doping violations.
- Competitive cycling speeds are anticipated to continue reaching high levels driven by advancements in bicycle technology, training methods, and nutrition science, despite persistent skepticism regarding carbon monoxide usage among aficionados.
- The era of long parliamentary speeches is considered to be ending, with a dramatic reduction in average speech length observed since 2015.
- Future legislative debates are expected to remain dominated by brief, "tweet-like" interventions rather than traditional oratory, reflecting a cultural shift away from extended debate.
- A deep-seated concern exists regarding the erosion of competitive political debate culture in Britain, characterized by reliance on "Post-it notes" and a failure to articulate inadequacies or coin new phrases.
- Future British politics is predicted to continue suffering from diminished audience engagement, with the House of Commons potentially becoming primarily a venue for social media imagery rather than a space for substantive questioning or listening.