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In a move that took observers by surprise, the former boss of Georgia's State Security Service of Georgia (SSSG or SUS) Mamouka Mdinaradze recently announced that he was stepping down from his government roles and retiring from political life. His [...]

Talks between Saudi state-owned Aramco and US lender Citibank for the financing of an ambitious expansion of Saudi Arabia's East-West [...]

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Vietnamese cyber specialist Phuong Nguyen, who founded his offensive cybersecurity firm E-CQURITY (ECQ Group) in Singapore, has brought on board [...]

As the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) continues to be trimmed down, one of the Foreign Malign [...]

On 7 September, the SEDE and EUDS Committees will hold a joint public hearing on the Challenges of the future information environment, with Members of the IMCO and LIBE Committees invited.

Artificial intelligence, synthetic media, algorithmic amplification and agentic systems are rapidly reshaping the information space, creating new opportunities for manipulation and interference, while authoritarian actors increasingly exploit these tools to run influence operations and erode democratic trust. The hearing will examine emerging vectors of interference and discuss how the EU and its partners can strengthen resilience and safeguard democratic values in an increasingly complex information environment.

Findings from the NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence's project “NextGen Information Environment” will be presented.

Location : European Parliament, Brussels, ANTALL 6Q2
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Presentation - 1.3. Halyna Padalko (PhD)
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Russia hammered the Ukrainian capital with drones and ballistic missiles, killing at least five people in a major attack hours after White House envoys left Kyiv amid a renewed push for peace negotiations.

The European Commission has approved Ukraine's request to procure missiles for Patriot air defence systems under the Ukraine Support Loan.

New UK space strategy to bring government's investment and activity under one plan to drive growth, strengthen security and back everyday technologies

In May, an explosion at a police checkpoint in northwestern Pakistan was followed by an intense firefight in which 21 people were killed. It was just one in a series of violent incidents in which militants operating out of Afghanistan, with support from Al-Qaeda, have launched attacks on targets in neighboring Pakistan.

Farhad N. was just a few months old when hijacked airliners were deliberately piloted into the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York on September 11, 2001, part of attacks on the United States that killed thousands of people.

Twenty-five years after serving as the global launchpad for the 9/11 attacks, Afghanistan has come "full circle" -- with the Taliban retaking power after a 20-year US-led military presence and Al-Qaeda operatives again finding safe haven in the country.

As Ebola sweeps across the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), ensuring families meet their basic food needs is crucial to halt the spread of the deadly disease.

The closure of the British Consulate in Jerusalem is part of a series of Israeli countermeasures in response to the new sanctions announced by the British Foreign Secretary of the Labour Government and following a series of anti-Israel decisions by the Labour Government.

The Prime Minister spoke to President Xi Jinping of China this morning.

Iranian media reported that a US strike hit a tanker near Kharg Island, the country's main oil export hub.

The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy has announced the seizure of an unmanned American submarine in the strategic Strait of Hormuz.

The Deputy Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) reiterated that Iran's armed forces maintain full command and control over the Strait of Hormuz.

Major General Mostafa Izadi, Deputy Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC), says IRGC firmly controls the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's Armed Forces remain fully prepared in southern regions.