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REUTERS/Phil Noble - Winner Greg Rutherford of Britain, second placed Mitchell Watt of Australia (R) and third placed Will Claye of the U.S. (L) hold their national flags after the men's long jump final at the London 2012 Olympic Games at the Olympic Stadium August 4, 2012.

Opinion

Cyberwar: Leveraging Old Ties for New Threats

September 24, 2013, Ian Wallace

The U.S. must do more to promote cyber cooperation through existing treaty arrangements, particularly with the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand. Ian Wallace argues that such cooperation will accelerate the integration of cyber into conventional military doctrine as well as pioneer a new alliance framework for the age of cyberwar.

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    When I first raised Scottish independence in Washington DC, people just laughed. I think they were haunted by the spectre of William Wallace aka Mel Gibson going around in a kilt yelling ‘Freedom’. Whenever I raised the prospect of a referendum there would be an audible giggle. You could tell people were just not taking independence seriously and were looking at anybody who raised it as being, in their view, a member of the lunatic fringe. That has totally shifted.

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