An independent center at the frontier of technology and politics

The Center for Technopolitics and Strategic Technologies (CTST) is a research institution operating at the intersection of technology, power, and governance. Through the study and analysis of the impact of strategic technologies on security, the economy, and international relations, the Center seeks to advance the field of technopolitics and provide independent, forward-looking insights for policymaking in the digital age.

CTST envisions becoming a leading center for the study of technopolitics and strategic technologies. Through original research, fostering connections between technology and policy, and supporting specialized researchers, the Center seeks to establish itself as a trusted authority on the analysis of technology, power, and technological competition at both the national and international levels.

CTST’s research philosophy is grounded in the belief that technology is a fundamental component of power in the modern world. Through an interdisciplinary and evidence-based approach, the Center examines technological developments in relation to their political, economic, and security dimensions, emphasizing independent research and the analysis of long-term shifts in power in the technological age.

In the twenty-first century, technology has become a fundamental pillar of power, with global competition increasingly shaped by data, artificial intelligence, digital infrastructures, and strategic innovation. Technopolitics examines the relationship between technology and power, explaining its impact on the transformation of security, governance, and the global order.