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Security Concerns

August 11, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

The Drone That Struck a German Airport: A New Test of Europe’s Security

A drone carrying explosives flew directly towards a parked cargo aircraft at Germany’s Leipzig/Halle Airport on Tuesday evening, striking the Antonov’s wing before bouncing off and falling to the ground. The device

Business

Ex-CIA Operatives Launch AI Startups as Defense Spending Surge Fuels New Tech Race

A growing number of former CIA officers are stepping out of the shadows and into the world of technology startups, launching companies that apply intelligence expertise to artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and national security solutions. According to Bloomberg, several recently retired

March 14, 2026

Iranian Ships Transport Missile Propellant Chemical from China Amid Rising Tensions

China/Iran/World

Two Iranian cargo vessels, the Golbon and Jairan, are en route from China to Iran, carrying over 1,000 tonnes of sodium perchlorate, a crucial

Germany vs Pakistan: Contrasting Afghan Refugee Responses

Columns

Germany has recently deported 28 Afghan asylum seekers with criminal records, a move aimed at addressing security concerns following recent violent incidents involving asylum

The Drone That Struck a German Airport: A New Test of Europe’s Security

August 11, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

A drone carrying explosives flew directly towards a parked cargo aircraft at Germany’s Leipzig/Halle Airport on Tuesday evening, striking the Antonov’s wing before bouncing off and falling to the ground. The device

More

Ex-CIA Operatives Launch AI Startups as Defense Spending Surge Fuels New Tech Race

March 14, 2026
Business

A growing number of former CIA officers are stepping out of the shadows and into the world of technology startups, launching companies that apply intelligence expertise to artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and national

More

Iranian Ships Transport Missile Propellant Chemical from China Amid Rising Tensions

January 24, 2025
China/Iran/World

Two Iranian cargo vessels, the Golbon and Jairan, are en route from China to Iran, carrying over 1,000 tonnes of sodium perchlorate, a crucial ingredient for missile propellant, according to intelligence cited

More

Germany vs Pakistan: Contrasting Afghan Refugee Responses

September 1, 2024
Columns

Germany has recently deported 28 Afghan asylum seekers with criminal records, a move aimed at addressing security concerns following recent violent incidents involving asylum seekers. This marks the first deportation of Afghans

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