Protecting the Invisible: Legal Aspects of Subsea and Space Critical Infrastructure

In October 2026 the II. International Relations and Diplomacy Conference: Challenges, Cooperation and Multilateralism in a Changing Global Order took place at the Ludovika University of Public Service where our researcher, Krisztina Tilinger presented her research topic in the Spanish panel. The conference has been organised by Krisztián Péter Zachar, Vice-Dean for International Affairs and Gabriella Thomázy, senior lecturer and the main topics were diplomacy, international relations, regional security, security studies, geopolitics, AI in foreign and security policy and engaged participants from 44 countries.

Ms. Tilinger presented her research 'Protecting the Invisible: Lessons Learned Across Legal Regimes of Subsea and Space Critical Infrastructure' in Spanish language in the panel 'International Relations and International Crises' led by Ágnes Deák (Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary) and Domingo Antonio Lilón (University of Pécs, Hungary). The research focuses on the international legal frameworks of subsea and space assests as critical infrastructures and the EUs strategic and normative initiatives in this regard.

The Book of Abstracts of the international conference is available here.


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