fragile security architecture

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📖 Definitions

  1. A system of defenses, protocols, and institutional arrangements designed to maintain safety or stability that is currently unstable, vulnerable to disruption, or at risk of collapse.; An organizational or geopolitical framework for protection that lacks robustness, resilience, or sufficient redundancy to withstand significant shocks or attacks.

💬 Examples

  1. The retaliation underscores the fragile security architecture currently governing the Persian Gulf region.

  2. Experts warn that the fragile security architecture in Eastern Europe could be tested by escalating tensions.