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Volume 20 Issue 4

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News & comment: Revisiting the 2003 Northeastern blackout in the USA and Canada.

Energy woes: Europe’s grids and cross-border crises; overreliance on Russian oil and gas; cybersecurity risks; extreme weather and vulnerabilities; blackouts in South Asia vs Europe 

On the move: Knife attacks and train security in London, UK; bomb threats and aviation; proactive preparedness for complex threats in India 

Cloud & AI: the myth of the unbreakable cloud; the Internet’s growing scale and risk; crisis leadership during AI disruptions; insider threats and remote workers; emotional relationships with AI; and the use of AI in crisis logkeeping

Rethinking resilience: The growth paradox in the resilience workforce; eroding trust in societies; new resilience metrics; crisis communication simulations; the glocal model in crisis leadership; a new card game for high-impact, low-probability events; wargaming in business; and leadership through a neuroscience lens

Community & response: Mapping for disaster response; exploitation in global supply chains; Cyclone Ditwah in Sri Lanka; a tool to locate people with disabilities in crises; geospatial intelligence; photojournalism and crisis events in Brazil; and collaboration in humanitarian work.

Plus: News, events, next gen and frontline

 

Articles

CRJ 20v4 SPREADS (257.9KB) 26/01/2026,
Stephen Arundell (425.9KB) 23/01/2026,
Free to read: Seeing the unseen (638.0KB) 23/01/2026, Nadir Abu-Samra Spencer and Clodoaldo Castiano look at a community-driven, mixed-methods tool designed to assess barriers and enablers for persons with disabilities and older individuals in humanitarian settings
Forecasts or premonitions? (844.8KB) 23/01/2026, Cyclonic Storm Ditwah exposed both the strength of Sri Lanka’s communities and the fragility of its preparedness. Luavut Zahid investigates
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