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A Nation That Does Not Invest in Science Outsources Its Security A country can import weapons, buy software, license technology, assemble devices and celebrate foreign investment…
The New Wars Are Won Without Firing a Shot The most powerful wars of the twenty-first century may not begin with a formal declaration, a marching army or a missile crossing the s…
The New World Order Will Be Written in Chips, Cables and Code For most of modern history, power was drawn on maps with borders, armies, ports, oilfields, sea lanes and alliances.…
Kerala expatriate Shijin Paul died in a Dubai showroom blast while preparing to bring his wife to the UAE. Police are investigating the cause.
A Russian drone-manufacturing executive was critically injured and his driver killed in a car bombing, prompting a security investigation.
A Canadian hacker pleaded guilty in an extortion campaign that used stolen credentials to access Snowflake customer environments.
A clear explainer on how blockchain records become tamper evident through hashes, linked blocks, distributed copies and consensus mechanisms.
A simple concept explainer on quantum computing: qubits, superposition, entanglement, interference, potential uses, limits and misconceptions.
Trace the history of espionage from ancient spies and imperial informants to codebreaking, Cold War intelligence, surveillance, and cyber-era secrets.
The Korean War divided a liberated peninsula, internationalised Cold War conflict and left an unresolved armistice that still shapes global security.
The Second World War emerged from broken treaties, economic crisis, fascist expansion, militarism and the failure of collective security to restrain aggression.
The Treaty of Versailles ended the First World War but failed to create lasting peace, leaving resentment, economic strain and fragile security across Europe.
