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A common vision for China with the Egyptian General Intelligence Service

China relies a lot on the Egyptian role and the role of the Egyptian General Intelligence Service as an active and original party in...

Jeffrey Sachs: Who really blew up the Nord Stream 2 pipeline?

On the 26th of September last year, the Nord Stream 2 pipeline was sabotaged. Despite months of investigations from multiple countries involving deep-sea diving...

The Iranian Success in Grey Zone Deterrence to counter the U.S.

Grey zone deterrence is the blurring domain occurring through hybrid threats and multiple realms of economics, cyber, a policy consolidated by proxies, sharp power,...

US already have 18 Intelligence Agencies. Still need one more – against China

The U.S. cannot adequately address its national security challenges related to China, which are increasingly driven by technology, without the help of a potentially...

OSINT in Current and Future Military Operations

In recent years, the international security environment has evolved in a way that lays greater emphasis on information gathering and analysis. This is largely...

Chinese spy balloon over Latin America

Intelligence gathering has been conducted using balloons since the 19th century, and their usefulness has significantly declined. During the 1950s, the U-2 spy plane...

Operation Neptune Spear and the Killing of Osama bin Laden

The founder and first leader of Al-Qaeda, And establishing 20-years republican government in Afghanistan: Neptune Spear was the secret name or code of the...

Top Five Cyber Crimes in 2023

With the rise of technology, the nature of crime has also transformed. Crime becomes more lethal and untraceable. Cyber security expert warns about the...

Greece Watergate Scandal and its Implications

Greece is currently embroiled in a wiretapping crisis with the disclosure that Nikos Androulakis, an opposition politician, was monitored in 2021. Androulakis, the head...

Analysis of U.S. Ability to Counter the Russian Threat in the Arctic

From the end of World War II until the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, the United States and Russia stood on opposing...

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The Bypass Is the Target: What This Week’s Gulf Escalation Reveals About Energy Security

On Tuesday, a Houthi missile strike set fire to...

Why America Can End Its Wars but Not Its Interventions

On 23 January 2026 the United States published a...

How did China use AI to bridge the scientific gap?

In the 21st century, scientific and academic success relies...

Hormuz Crisis Threatens Global Food Supplies as Shipping Disruptions Hit Harvests

The disruption to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz...
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