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Silicon Valley’s national security pivot will only accelerate under the new Trump administration
The political ascendancy of Elon Musk and others like him will likely draw Silicon Valley and the Pentagon even closer – a ...
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Starmer and his government must make a better case for an active UK foreign policy
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer returned from COP29 in Baku having been one of only two G7 leaders to attend the global climate summit. He followed this with a visit to the G20 in Brazil, launching the ...
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Biden’s trip to Angola throws spotlight on Luanda’s multipolar foreign policy
President Joe Biden’s trip to Angola next week is his first to Africa as president, and the first visit to Angola by an American leader since independence from Portugal in 1975. It comes as the ...
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The ceasefire in Lebanon has dealt a huge blow to Iran’s regional strategy
The Israeli military’s unprecedented use of brute force has changed the strategic environment, ending Tehran’s hopes of ...
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Why cyber doomsday warnings do more harm than good
The constant escalation of doomsday language is a distraction from more urgent and practical cybersecurity priorities.
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How Beijing is closing surveillance gaps in the South China Sea
New satellite images reveal how the Chinese military is dramatically expanding its capabilities on Triton Island, which looks set to become a one of Beijing’s key signal intelligence bases in the ...
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Members’ question time: What has COP29 achieved?
As COP29 concluded in Baku, Azerbaijan, this year’s conference took place against a backdrop of ever worsening climate impacts and escalating financial needs for developing countries. As delegates and ...