Cybersecurity

Science and Technology

Widespread Power Outage in Spain and Portugal

A major blackout in Spain and Portugal highlights the critical importance of reliable and resilient energy infrastructure. Policymakers must prioritize investments in grid redundancy, cybersecurity, and climate adaptation to prevent similar large-scale outages in the future.
Cybersecurity

India Launches Vastav AI: Breakthrough in Deepfake Detection

Vastav AI, developed by Zero Defend Security, represents a significant advancement in combating deepfake-driven misinformation and cybercrime. With 99% accuracy in identifying AI-generated media, it's a powerful tool for verifying digital content authenticity.
International News

Expansion of IS Terror Threat in Sahel Region

The Islamic State's growing presence in the Sahel region of Africa is a concerning development that requires a coordinated counterterrorism response from regional and international actors to address the complex security, humanitarian, and developmental challenges.
International News

Taiwan President Warns of China’s Infiltration Efforts

Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te warns about China's intensified efforts to influence and infiltrate Taiwan, using various means to "absorb" different segments of Taiwanese society. The government proposes countermeasures to protect the island's democracy and sovereignty.
International News

China Leverages AI for Surveillance and Information Attacks on US

Revelations about China's use of AI models like DeepSeek for surveillance and information attacks on the US underscore the need for robust international cooperation to address the abuse of emerging technologies by authoritarian regimes.
Uncategorized

Belgium Arrests in EU Corruption Probe

The arrests in Belgium's EU corruption probe highlight concerns over foreign influence, particularly from China's Huawei, in European political and economic affairs. This investigation could have far-reaching implications for Huawei's 5G involvement and EU-China relations.
Cybersecurity

Reward Offered for Information on Malicious Chinese Cyber Actors

The U.S. State Department is offering up to $2 million each for information leading to the arrests of two Chinese nationals associated with the APT27 hacking group. Learn about the cybercrime activities and the government's efforts to combat these malicious actors.
International News

Rwanda – Exercise Increased Caution

The travel advisory for Rwanda highlights the need for increased caution when visiting the country, particularly in the border regions with Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Permits are required for entry to Nyungwe Forest National Park and Volcanoes National Park due to security risks.