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Sabrina Medeiros has co-authored a new book chapter on simulation-based learning in international security.

A new article authored by Sabrina Medeiros has been published in the Revista de Doutrina e Jurisprudência do Superior Tribunal Militar. The article is titled “Drones, Inteligência Artificial e Direito Internacional: Desafios Regulatórios e Responsabilidade Estatal no Emprego da Força.”

Professor Fabrizio Boscaglia, researcher at LusoGlobe, deputy director of the Master's degree in Religious Studies and lecturer in the Portuguese Studies degree programme at Lusófona University, has been appointed Scientific Director of the Centenary project on the scientific and cultural case of the “Amnesiac of Collegno”, to be held between 2026 and 2027, with the collaboration of Lusófona University.

António Costa Pinto, professor at Universidade Lusófona and one of the leading scholars of Southern European authoritarian regimes and democratization, participated in the international conference “Dopo le dittature: Transizioni, eredità, memorie” (After the Dictatorships: Transitions, Legacies and Memories), held in Buenos Aires from 18-20 February 2026. The event was organized within the REFAT academic network coordinated by the University of Bologna.

The inauguration event for the 2025-26 Academic Year of the Master's Programme in Science of Religions at Universidade Lusófona took place on December 9, 2025, at 5:30 pm, with the participation of several LusoGlobe members, notably Paulo Mendes Pinto, Jorge Botelho Moniz, and Fabrizio Boscaglia. Program and details in the image. 

Nélson Ramalho  has recently published a research article in collaboration with  Bárbara Moreno, a master’s student in  Risks and Violence in Contemporary Societies: Analysis and Social Intervention. The study addresses an under-researched social group in Portugal by analysing the experiences of clients of commercial sex.