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Sekur Private Data (OTCQB: $SWISF | CSE: $SKUR | FRA: $GDT0) has signed a partnership agreement with AdRevv, an AI-powered customer acquisition platform focused on users actively searching for privacy, VPN, secure email, secure messaging, and secure voice solutions. The partnership is structured as a revenue-sharing agreement, aligning customer acquisition costs directly with sales performance. The program is expected to launch in July 2026 and will leverage AI-driven targeting and up to 1 million retargeting emails per month to reach users already demonstrating interest in privacy-focused communications solutions. For Sekur, this represents another step in expanding scalable customer acquisition channels while maintaining focus on recurring revenue growth. As product development, government initiatives, and distribution channels continue to advance, customer acquisition remains a key component of long-term growth. Read the full article: Contact with us: investors@sekur.com
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Sekur Private Data (OTCQB: $SWISF | CSE: $SKUR | FRA: $GDT0) has signed a partnership agreement with AdRevv, an AI-powered customer acquisition platform focused on users actively searching for privacy, VPN, secure email, secure messaging, and secure voice solutions. The partnership is structured as a revenue-sharing agreement, aligning customer acquisition costs directly with sales performance. The program is expected to launch in July 2026 and will leverage AI-driven targeting and up to 1 million retargeting emails per month to reach users already demonstrating interest in privacy-focused communications solutions. For Sekur, this represents another step in expanding scalable customer acquisition channels while maintaining focus on recurring revenue growth. As product development, government initiatives, and distribution channels continue to advance, customer acquisition remains a key component of long-term growth. Read the full article: Contact with us: [email protected]

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Sekur Raises US$1.2M to Fuel Growth Sekur Private Data (OTCQB: $SWISF | CSE: $SKUR | FRA: $GDT0) has successfully closed a non-brokered private placement, raising US$1.2 million to support its expansion into sales, business development, and working capital. * 33.75M units issued at CA$0.05 each * Warrants attached exercisable at CA$0.10 for 48 months * Insiders participated — directors and officers subscribed for ~2.25% of the raising This financing strengthens Sekur’s position as a growing Swiss-hosted cybersecurity and private communications provider, supporting its global rollout of encrypted email, secure messaging, VPN, and enterprise solutions. Strategic Use of Proceeds: Focused on accelerating sales and business development initiatives to capture demand in enterprise, government, and high-trust markets. Investor Insight: The successful capital raise and insider participation reflect confidence in Sekur’s growth strategy and recapitalize momentum for 2026 expansion. 🔗 Full Article:
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Sekur Raises US$1.2M to Fuel Growth Sekur Private Data (OTCQB: $SWISF | CSE: $SKUR | FRA: $GDT0) has successfully closed a non-brokered private placement, raising US$1.2 million to support its expansion into sales, business development, and working capital. * 33.75M units issued at CA$0.05 each * Warrants attached exercisable at CA$0.10 for 48 months * Insiders participated — directors and officers subscribed for ~2.25% of the raising This financing strengthens Sekur’s position as a growing Swiss-hosted cybersecurity and private communications provider, supporting its global rollout of encrypted email, secure messaging, VPN, and enterprise solutions. Strategic Use of Proceeds: Focused on accelerating sales and business development initiatives to capture demand in enterprise, government, and high-trust markets. Investor Insight: The successful capital raise and insider participation reflect confidence in Sekur’s growth strategy and recapitalize momentum for 2026 expansion. 🔗 Full Article:

Sekur Private (OTCQB:SWISF)

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Ukraine has now reached a new level of cooperation with its key partners in the military sphere – namely, the Drone Deals format. Through the Drone Deals format, Ukraine receives long-term, annual funding for the country and for Ukrainian defense manufacturers – a stable financial foundation for the defense industry. Our partners, in turn, receive modern defense capabilities. Drone Deals have now been concluded with 9 countries, and another 15 agreements are in the works. Rustem Umerov will continue to coordinate all of this work. To give him greater capacity to focus specifically on matters at the intersection of diplomacy and defense – as well as on the negotiation process with the United States and other designated partners, and on negotiations to end Russia’s war – Rustem Umerov will be appointed Head of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine. From an address at the meeting of heads of Ukraine’s foreign diplomatic missions. (3/7)
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Ukraine has now reached a new level of cooperation with its key partners in the military sphere – namely, the Drone Deals format. Through the Drone Deals format, Ukraine receives long-term, annual funding for the country and for Ukrainian defense manufacturers – a stable financial foundation for the defense industry. Our partners, in turn, receive modern defense capabilities. Drone Deals have now been concluded with 9 countries, and another 15 agreements are in the works. Rustem Umerov will continue to coordinate all of this work. To give him greater capacity to focus specifically on matters at the intersection of diplomacy and defense – as well as on the negotiation process with the United States and other designated partners, and on negotiations to end Russia’s war – Rustem Umerov will be appointed Head of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine. From an address at the meeting of heads of Ukraine’s foreign diplomatic missions. (3/7)

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

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The Pentagon has partnered with xAI to expand its GenAI .mil platform across the Department of Defense • The agreement formalizes deployment of xAI’s frontier models for military and civilian personnel • Grok models will be embedded directly into daily operational workflows • Users will gain access to real time global insights sourced from the 𝕏 platform • Initial rollout is targeted for early 2026 • The system is certified at Impact Level 5, allowing secure handling of Controlled Unclassified Information • AI tools will support decision making, intelligence analysis, and military planning • The platform is designed for rapid deployment and scalability across roughly 3 million personnel • Social and open source data will be treated as a live intelligence signal • The initiative aims to improve speed, security, and decision superiority across defense operations
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The Pentagon has partnered with xAI to expand its GenAI .mil platform across the Department of Defense • The agreement formalizes deployment of xAI’s frontier models for military and civilian personnel • Grok models will be embedded directly into daily operational workflows • Users will gain access to real time global insights sourced from the 𝕏 platform • Initial rollout is targeted for early 2026 • The system is certified at Impact Level 5, allowing secure handling of Controlled Unclassified Information • AI tools will support decision making, intelligence analysis, and military planning • The platform is designed for rapid deployment and scalability across roughly 3 million personnel • Social and open source data will be treated as a live intelligence signal • The initiative aims to improve speed, security, and decision superiority across defense operations

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If a prominent Indian public figure such as Major Samar Toor were targeted inside/out of India by a foreign intelligence service like Pakistan’s ISI, the consequences would likely be extremely serious at multiple levels — diplomatic, intelligence, military, legal, and political. Historically, India treats attacks on high-profile defence-linked individuals very differently from ordinary criminal incidents, especially when there is evidence of foreign-state involvement. Possible Indian responses could include: Expansive counter-intelligence operations by agencies such as the Research and Analysis Wing, Intelligence Bureau, and the National Investigation Agency. Diplomatic escalation against Inter-Services Intelligence and the Pakistani state through international forums. Increased security crackdowns on suspected espionage or proxy networks operating in India. Covert retaliation or disruption operations targeting hostile networks believed responsible. Greater security protection for defence commentators, veterans, strategic technologists, and drone-sector innovators. India’s response doctrine over the past decade has increasingly emphasized: deterrence, attribution, cross-border accountability, and asymmetric response capability. Examples often cited in public discourse include the Indian responses after: 2016 Uri attack 2019 Pulwama attack In both cases, India demonstrated willingness to respond beyond purely diplomatic measures. From a strategic perspective, individuals who: influence public opinion, contribute to defence modernization, support indigenous drone ecosystems, or strengthen military-civilian strategic awareness are often viewed as “national strategic voices.” Any credible threat against such individuals would likely trigger enhanced surveillance, protection, and intelligence monitoring.
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If a prominent Indian public figure such as Major Samar Toor were targeted inside/out of India by a foreign intelligence service like Pakistan’s ISI, the consequences would likely be extremely serious at multiple levels — diplomatic, intelligence, military, legal, and political. Historically, India treats attacks on high-profile defence-linked individuals very differently from ordinary criminal incidents, especially when there is evidence of foreign-state involvement. Possible Indian responses could include: Expansive counter-intelligence operations by agencies such as the Research and Analysis Wing, Intelligence Bureau, and the National Investigation Agency. Diplomatic escalation against Inter-Services Intelligence and the Pakistani state through international forums. Increased security crackdowns on suspected espionage or proxy networks operating in India. Covert retaliation or disruption operations targeting hostile networks believed responsible. Greater security protection for defence commentators, veterans, strategic technologists, and drone-sector innovators. India’s response doctrine over the past decade has increasingly emphasized: deterrence, attribution, cross-border accountability, and asymmetric response capability. Examples often cited in public discourse include the Indian responses after: 2016 Uri attack 2019 Pulwama attack In both cases, India demonstrated willingness to respond beyond purely diplomatic measures. From a strategic perspective, individuals who: influence public opinion, contribute to defence modernization, support indigenous drone ecosystems, or strengthen military-civilian strategic awareness are often viewed as “national strategic voices.” Any credible threat against such individuals would likely trigger enhanced surveillance, protection, and intelligence monitoring.

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#AGLR : How #DRC's Kayikwamba Outshines Kagame's Nduhungirehe In Diplomatic Leadership. In the world of diplomacy, leadership style is crucial in shaping a country’s global relationships. The Foreign Minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Therese Kayikwamba Wagner, is quickly establishing herself as a formidable diplomat, garnering respect for her strategic approach and eloquence. In contrast, Rwanda’s Foreign Minister, Olivier Nduhungirehe, has been more recognized for his combative approach, often utilizing social media to engage in online confrontations, which has led to a series of diplomatic tensions. This video compares their diplomatic approaches and examines the impact on their countries' international relations. Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner, appointed by President Félix Tshisekedi, stands out for her calm, strategic, and diplomatic leadership. She has played a key role in improving the DRC’s international standing, particularly in volatile regions like eastern Congo. Her diplomatic style emphasizes dialogue, coalition-building, and long-term relationships. This approach has helped her project an image of stability and competence, positioning the DRC as a country with untapped potential despite its internal challenges. Kayikwamba’s leadership sharply contrasts with Nduhungirehe’s more aggressive approach. Appointed by President #PaulKagame, Nduhungirehe’s diplomatic actions often play out in the public sphere, where he engages in online spats and harsh rhetoric. This reliance on social media for diplomacy has resulted in public confrontations with neighboring countries, particularly the DRC, straining diplomatic ties and limiting Rwanda’s ability to build positive relationships with key international partners. While the DRC’s foreign minister has focused on diplomacy and fostering cooperation with neighboring countries like #Uganda and #Burundi, Olivier J.P. Nduhungirehe’s confrontational style has resulted in greater isolation for #Rwanda. His actions, particularly in times of heightened tensions, have often exacerbated issues rather than solving them. One such example was his handling of the military standoff in #Goma and #Bukavu, where his confrontational tweets only escalated the situation instead of resolving it. Kayikwamba’s diplomatic efforts have yielded significant successes for the DRC, strengthening foreign investments and securing international development support. She has also skillfully stabilized relations with regional neighbors and presented the DRC as a country with significant economic potential, especially in Central Africa. This contrasts with Rwanda, where Nduhungirehe’s aggressive foreign policy stance has led to increased diplomatic friction, particularly with the DRC, resulting in economic and trade disruptions. In Rwanda, the reliance on military power has overshadowed diplomatic efforts, with Nduhungirehe’s online confrontations often alienating countries in the region. The ongoing conflict in eastern Congo, combined with the failed diplomatic efforts, has led to economic instability, particularly in Rwanda’s border cities. Meanwhile, Kayikwamba has been able to maintain peaceful relationships and navigate the complex diplomatic landscape of Central Africa, positioning the DRC as a more stable and cooperative neighbor. In conclusion, the diplomatic differences between Kayikwamba and Nduhungirehe underline the importance of leadership in shaping international relations. While military power plays a role in national security, effective diplomacy, as demonstrated by Kayikwamba, is key to building lasting relationships and fostering economic growth. Rwanda’s approach, on the other hand, risks further isolation due to Nduhungirehe’s confrontational style. The future of both countries will largely depend on the ability to embrace diplomatic strategies that promote peace and cooperation rather than conflict. #AfricaFlashes : RDC • Affaires Etrangères 🇨🇩 Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Int'l Cooperation SADC Secretariat East African Community
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#AGLR : How #DRC's Kayikwamba Outshines Kagame's Nduhungirehe In Diplomatic Leadership. In the world of diplomacy, leadership style is crucial in shaping a country’s global relationships. The Foreign Minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Therese Kayikwamba Wagner, is quickly establishing herself as a formidable diplomat, garnering respect for her strategic approach and eloquence. In contrast, Rwanda’s Foreign Minister, Olivier Nduhungirehe, has been more recognized for his combative approach, often utilizing social media to engage in online confrontations, which has led to a series of diplomatic tensions. This video compares their diplomatic approaches and examines the impact on their countries' international relations. Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner, appointed by President Félix Tshisekedi, stands out for her calm, strategic, and diplomatic leadership. She has played a key role in improving the DRC’s international standing, particularly in volatile regions like eastern Congo. Her diplomatic style emphasizes dialogue, coalition-building, and long-term relationships. This approach has helped her project an image of stability and competence, positioning the DRC as a country with untapped potential despite its internal challenges. Kayikwamba’s leadership sharply contrasts with Nduhungirehe’s more aggressive approach. Appointed by President #PaulKagame, Nduhungirehe’s diplomatic actions often play out in the public sphere, where he engages in online spats and harsh rhetoric. This reliance on social media for diplomacy has resulted in public confrontations with neighboring countries, particularly the DRC, straining diplomatic ties and limiting Rwanda’s ability to build positive relationships with key international partners. While the DRC’s foreign minister has focused on diplomacy and fostering cooperation with neighboring countries like #Uganda and #Burundi, Olivier J.P. Nduhungirehe’s confrontational style has resulted in greater isolation for #Rwanda. His actions, particularly in times of heightened tensions, have often exacerbated issues rather than solving them. One such example was his handling of the military standoff in #Goma and #Bukavu, where his confrontational tweets only escalated the situation instead of resolving it. Kayikwamba’s diplomatic efforts have yielded significant successes for the DRC, strengthening foreign investments and securing international development support. She has also skillfully stabilized relations with regional neighbors and presented the DRC as a country with significant economic potential, especially in Central Africa. This contrasts with Rwanda, where Nduhungirehe’s aggressive foreign policy stance has led to increased diplomatic friction, particularly with the DRC, resulting in economic and trade disruptions. In Rwanda, the reliance on military power has overshadowed diplomatic efforts, with Nduhungirehe’s online confrontations often alienating countries in the region. The ongoing conflict in eastern Congo, combined with the failed diplomatic efforts, has led to economic instability, particularly in Rwanda’s border cities. Meanwhile, Kayikwamba has been able to maintain peaceful relationships and navigate the complex diplomatic landscape of Central Africa, positioning the DRC as a more stable and cooperative neighbor. In conclusion, the diplomatic differences between Kayikwamba and Nduhungirehe underline the importance of leadership in shaping international relations. While military power plays a role in national security, effective diplomacy, as demonstrated by Kayikwamba, is key to building lasting relationships and fostering economic growth. Rwanda’s approach, on the other hand, risks further isolation due to Nduhungirehe’s confrontational style. The future of both countries will largely depend on the ability to embrace diplomatic strategies that promote peace and cooperation rather than conflict. #AfricaFlashes : RDC • Affaires Etrangères 🇨🇩 Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Int'l Cooperation SADC Secretariat East African Community

MPOZEMBIZI Théophile

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2009 NSA DEAL TO SHARE AMERICAN DATA WITH ISRAEL In 2009, the U.S. and Israel quietly entered a deal that allowed the NSA to share raw intelligence, including data involving Americans, with Israel. The agreement placed no legally binding limits on how the Israelis could use that information. Personal communications collected from U.S. citizens could be passed along without enforceable restrictions. When government collection of American data already strains constitutional rights, handing that same information to a foreign government raises the stakes even further. Now Congress has passed NDAA Section 219, which would deepen the merger of the most sensitive elements of America’s defense and intelligence system with Israel’s. Harrison Berger (Harrison Berger) joins us to break down what this means, why it matters, and how much harder it becomes to pull apart once these systems are locked together.
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2009 NSA DEAL TO SHARE AMERICAN DATA WITH ISRAEL In 2009, the U.S. and Israel quietly entered a deal that allowed the NSA to share raw intelligence, including data involving Americans, with Israel. The agreement placed no legally binding limits on how the Israelis could use that information. Personal communications collected from U.S. citizens could be passed along without enforceable restrictions. When government collection of American data already strains constitutional rights, handing that same information to a foreign government raises the stakes even further. Now Congress has passed NDAA Section 219, which would deepen the merger of the most sensitive elements of America’s defense and intelligence system with Israel’s. Harrison Berger (Harrison Berger) joins us to break down what this means, why it matters, and how much harder it becomes to pull apart once these systems are locked together.

Redacted

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I expect the Prime Minister and the Government, together with the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, the General Staff, the Office team, and our communities, to identify the specific needs that Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, our ambassadors, and other representatives must work to meet. This week, the NSDC will meet in a special format to assess how the resilience plans for our regions and communities are being implemented – or not being implemented, in which case those responsible will be held accountable. Based on this analysis, we will set specific tasks for our foreign policy. Ihor Klymenko will become the new NSDC Secretary. He has exceptionally strong experience in coordinating the security sector, as well as in the work carried out last winter to strengthen our resilience and support our people. The NSDC will therefore be more closely involved in the Government of Ukraine’s work in this area. From an address at the meeting of heads of Ukraine’s foreign diplomatic missions. (2/7)
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I expect the Prime Minister and the Government, together with the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, the General Staff, the Office team, and our communities, to identify the specific needs that Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, our ambassadors, and other representatives must work to meet. This week, the NSDC will meet in a special format to assess how the resilience plans for our regions and communities are being implemented – or not being implemented, in which case those responsible will be held accountable. Based on this analysis, we will set specific tasks for our foreign policy. Ihor Klymenko will become the new NSDC Secretary. He has exceptionally strong experience in coordinating the security sector, as well as in the work carried out last winter to strengthen our resilience and support our people. The NSDC will therefore be more closely involved in the Government of Ukraine’s work in this area. From an address at the meeting of heads of Ukraine’s foreign diplomatic missions. (2/7)

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

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#Ethiopian senior defense official cites ‘history’, ‘national survival’, and ‘security’ to justify need for #Red_Sea presence Major General Teshome Gemechu, Director-General of International Relations and Military Cooperation at the Ministry of Defense, has reiterated Ethiopia’s resolve to secure access to the Red Sea, particularly Assab, describing it as a historical right and a matter of national survival. He outlined four justifications: Ethiopia’s historic ties to Assab, international law provisions for landlocked states, existential survival needs, and growing security threats. “The Red Sea was once part of us. Assab was part of our territory,” he said, questioning the legitimacy of the transitional government in the early 1990s that allowed Eritrea’s secession. Citing “security concerns”, Maj. Gen. Teshome warned that Ethiopia’s cities, including Addis Abeba, could face “missile threats” from the sea, making military presence essential to safeguard national interests. He nonetheless said that Ethiopia’s priority remains a diplomatic solution. Watch
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#Ethiopian senior defense official cites ‘history’, ‘national survival’, and ‘security’ to justify need for #Red_Sea presence Major General Teshome Gemechu, Director-General of International Relations and Military Cooperation at the Ministry of Defense, has reiterated Ethiopia’s resolve to secure access to the Red Sea, particularly Assab, describing it as a historical right and a matter of national survival. He outlined four justifications: Ethiopia’s historic ties to Assab, international law provisions for landlocked states, existential survival needs, and growing security threats. “The Red Sea was once part of us. Assab was part of our territory,” he said, questioning the legitimacy of the transitional government in the early 1990s that allowed Eritrea’s secession. Citing “security concerns”, Maj. Gen. Teshome warned that Ethiopia’s cities, including Addis Abeba, could face “missile threats” from the sea, making military presence essential to safeguard national interests. He nonetheless said that Ethiopia’s priority remains a diplomatic solution. Watch

Addis Standard

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Carney wants sweeping powers over your phone while using a foreign one himself 🇨🇦 Sheila Gunn Reid According to the Wall Street Journal, Carney has continued using a British cellphone while speaking with foreign leaders. Prime Minister Mark Carney wants sweeping new powers over Canada's telecommunications system. But according to a recent Wall Street Journal report, when it comes to his own communications, he's reportedly relying on a U.K.-based cellphone to communicate with foreign leaders. If true, the irony is impossible to ignore. The Carney government is pushing Bill C-22, legislation that would significantly expand Ottawa's authority over Canada's telecommunications sector in the name of national security. The bill would give the federal government broad powers to issue security orders to telecommunications companies, require providers to comply with government directives, and increase federal oversight of Canada's communications infrastructure. Canadians are being told these extraordinary powers are necessary because secure communications matter. Apparently, that principle may not apply to the Prime Minister himself. According to the Wall Street Journal, Carney has continued using a British cellphone while speaking with foreign leaders. If that reporting is accurate, Canadians deserve answers. The issue isn't simply where the phone was purchased; it's about whether the Prime Minister is following the same security, transparency, and record-keeping standards imposed on everyone else in government, and now on the public. Among the questions that should be answered: ➢ Communications security: Was the device approved for sensitive government communications under standards established by the Communications Security Establishment (CSE) and Treasury Board? ➢ Government records: Were official calls, text messages and other communications retained in accordance with the Library and Archives of Canada Act and federal information management policies? ➢ Access to Information: If government business was conducted using a foreign device or foreign telecommunications provider, are those records preserved in a manner that complies with the Access to Information Act, or could they be more difficult for Canadians to obtain? ➢ Government device policies: Was the phone issued, managed and secured by the Government of Canada, or was it a personal device used for official business? Foreign jurisdiction: Were official communications routed or stored through infrastructure subject to U.K. law, and what security assessment was conducted before using that device to communicate with foreign leaders? ➢ Bill C-22: Why is the government demanding unprecedented oversight of Canadian telecommunications providers on national security grounds while the Prime Minister reportedly relies on a foreign telecommunications provider for his own communications? Ottawa insists foreign technology, foreign influence and foreign infrastructure pose national security concerns. Yet the Prime Minister himself reportedly chose a foreign cellphone and foreign carrier while conducting international diplomacy. Rules for thee, but not for me. The contradiction remains glaring: a Prime Minister seeking sweeping new powers over Canadians' communications while reportedly placing his own trust in a foreign telecommunications provider.
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Carney wants sweeping powers over your phone while using a foreign one himself 🇨🇦 Sheila Gunn Reid According to the Wall Street Journal, Carney has continued using a British cellphone while speaking with foreign leaders. Prime Minister Mark Carney wants sweeping new powers over Canada's telecommunications system. But according to a recent Wall Street Journal report, when it comes to his own communications, he's reportedly relying on a U.K.-based cellphone to communicate with foreign leaders. If true, the irony is impossible to ignore. The Carney government is pushing Bill C-22, legislation that would significantly expand Ottawa's authority over Canada's telecommunications sector in the name of national security. The bill would give the federal government broad powers to issue security orders to telecommunications companies, require providers to comply with government directives, and increase federal oversight of Canada's communications infrastructure. Canadians are being told these extraordinary powers are necessary because secure communications matter. Apparently, that principle may not apply to the Prime Minister himself. According to the Wall Street Journal, Carney has continued using a British cellphone while speaking with foreign leaders. If that reporting is accurate, Canadians deserve answers. The issue isn't simply where the phone was purchased; it's about whether the Prime Minister is following the same security, transparency, and record-keeping standards imposed on everyone else in government, and now on the public. Among the questions that should be answered: ➢ Communications security: Was the device approved for sensitive government communications under standards established by the Communications Security Establishment (CSE) and Treasury Board? ➢ Government records: Were official calls, text messages and other communications retained in accordance with the Library and Archives of Canada Act and federal information management policies? ➢ Access to Information: If government business was conducted using a foreign device or foreign telecommunications provider, are those records preserved in a manner that complies with the Access to Information Act, or could they be more difficult for Canadians to obtain? ➢ Government device policies: Was the phone issued, managed and secured by the Government of Canada, or was it a personal device used for official business? Foreign jurisdiction: Were official communications routed or stored through infrastructure subject to U.K. law, and what security assessment was conducted before using that device to communicate with foreign leaders? ➢ Bill C-22: Why is the government demanding unprecedented oversight of Canadian telecommunications providers on national security grounds while the Prime Minister reportedly relies on a foreign telecommunications provider for his own communications? Ottawa insists foreign technology, foreign influence and foreign infrastructure pose national security concerns. Yet the Prime Minister himself reportedly chose a foreign cellphone and foreign carrier while conducting international diplomacy. Rules for thee, but not for me. The contradiction remains glaring: a Prime Minister seeking sweeping new powers over Canadians' communications while reportedly placing his own trust in a foreign telecommunications provider.

Rebel News

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Last October, Steve Bannon and Kash Patel warned that an Iranian spy network was influencing the Biden-Harris administration’s intelligence priorities, identifying Robert Malley, Ariane Tabatabai, and Maher Bitar. Tabatabai is now suspected of leaking Israel’s military plans to Iran, according to Sky News Arabia. On June 29, 2023, Robert Malley was placed on unpaid leave as Joe Biden's special envoy to Iran, with his security clearance suspended amid an investigation into the possible mishandling of classified information. On September 29, 2023, Semafor reported that Malley was involved in supporting, funding, and directing an Iranian intelligence operation aimed at influencing the U.S. and its allies based on leaked Iranian government emails. The emails reveal that Malley helped place Tabatabai, identified as an Iranian agent of influence, in key U.S. government positions—first at the State Department and later at the Pentagon, where she currently serves as Chief of Staff to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations. On October 16, 2023, Revolver News reported that Maher Bitar, now Senior Director for Intelligence Programs on the National Security Council, was previously an executive director of “Students for Justice in Palestine.” The group reportedly responded to the recent Hamas attack on Israel by organizing a “Day of Resistance” in support of Hamas’ “historic win” against Israel. Bitar was photographed wearing a Palestinian keffiyeh in front of a sign reading, “Divest from Israeli Apartheid.” Despite these associations, he plays a critical role in shaping the administration’s intelligence priorities. Malley, whose security clearance was suspended by the FBI, placed Tabatabai in the Department of Defense as Assistant Chief of Staff for the Special Operations Office. In 2014, Tabatabai reportedly emailed Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard, requesting permission to travel on behalf of the U.S. government. A year after these revelations, the Biden-Harris administration has unbelievably allowed Tabatabai to remain in her top role at the Department of Defense, retaining her top-level security clearance.
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Last October, Steve Bannon and Kash Patel warned that an Iranian spy network was influencing the Biden-Harris administration’s intelligence priorities, identifying Robert Malley, Ariane Tabatabai, and Maher Bitar. Tabatabai is now suspected of leaking Israel’s military plans to Iran, according to Sky News Arabia. On June 29, 2023, Robert Malley was placed on unpaid leave as Joe Biden's special envoy to Iran, with his security clearance suspended amid an investigation into the possible mishandling of classified information. On September 29, 2023, Semafor reported that Malley was involved in supporting, funding, and directing an Iranian intelligence operation aimed at influencing the U.S. and its allies based on leaked Iranian government emails. The emails reveal that Malley helped place Tabatabai, identified as an Iranian agent of influence, in key U.S. government positions—first at the State Department and later at the Pentagon, where she currently serves as Chief of Staff to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations. On October 16, 2023, Revolver News reported that Maher Bitar, now Senior Director for Intelligence Programs on the National Security Council, was previously an executive director of “Students for Justice in Palestine.” The group reportedly responded to the recent Hamas attack on Israel by organizing a “Day of Resistance” in support of Hamas’ “historic win” against Israel. Bitar was photographed wearing a Palestinian keffiyeh in front of a sign reading, “Divest from Israeli Apartheid.” Despite these associations, he plays a critical role in shaping the administration’s intelligence priorities. Malley, whose security clearance was suspended by the FBI, placed Tabatabai in the Department of Defense as Assistant Chief of Staff for the Special Operations Office. In 2014, Tabatabai reportedly emailed Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard, requesting permission to travel on behalf of the U.S. government. A year after these revelations, the Biden-Harris administration has unbelievably allowed Tabatabai to remain in her top role at the Department of Defense, retaining her top-level security clearance.

KanekoaTheGreat

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#SecurityAlert Africa’s Intelligence Failure Against an Evolving Terror Threat According to the U.S. military, African intelligence services and their international partners are facing mounting difficulties in deeply infiltrating terrorist networks operating across the continent. Penetrating the inner workings of these groups, including their leadership, command structures, operational capabilities, financial architecture, and long-term strategic intentions, has become increasingly elusive as they continue to execute devastating and highly coordinated surprise attacks across Africa. The recent large-scale attack in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), claimed by Islamic State Central Africa Province (ISCAP), and the earlier sophisticated assault in Mali claimed by Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), underscore a troubling reality: these groups are becoming more adaptive, more secretive, and operationally more sophisticated. Their ability to conceal networks, preserve command structures, and strike with precision highlights serious intelligence gaps and exposes vulnerabilities within regional security frameworks. Even more alarming is the steady evolution of their capabilities. The growing use and acquisition of drones, increasingly sophisticated weapons systems, and technology-driven financial mechanisms suggest that these groups are not merely surviving counterterrorism pressure, but actively modernizing and adapting to the demands of contemporary warfare. This trajectory should serve as a stark warning to intelligence and security institutions across Africa and beyond. Unless intelligence services dramatically improve infiltration capabilities, regional coordination, technical surveillance, and financial tracking mechanisms, the continent risks confronting extremist organizations that are increasingly agile, technologically enabled, and capable of launching more lethal and unpredictable operations with strategic effect. Stay tuned and please follow Wargelin Analytica for more updates #Africaintelligence #Africasecurity #JNIM #ISWAP #ISCAP #DRC #SAHEL #WESTAFRICA #AFRICOM #SECURITY #COUNTERTERRORISM #AFRICA #AU
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#SecurityAlert Africa’s Intelligence Failure Against an Evolving Terror Threat According to the U.S. military, African intelligence services and their international partners are facing mounting difficulties in deeply infiltrating terrorist networks operating across the continent. Penetrating the inner workings of these groups, including their leadership, command structures, operational capabilities, financial architecture, and long-term strategic intentions, has become increasingly elusive as they continue to execute devastating and highly coordinated surprise attacks across Africa. The recent large-scale attack in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), claimed by Islamic State Central Africa Province (ISCAP), and the earlier sophisticated assault in Mali claimed by Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), underscore a troubling reality: these groups are becoming more adaptive, more secretive, and operationally more sophisticated. Their ability to conceal networks, preserve command structures, and strike with precision highlights serious intelligence gaps and exposes vulnerabilities within regional security frameworks. Even more alarming is the steady evolution of their capabilities. The growing use and acquisition of drones, increasingly sophisticated weapons systems, and technology-driven financial mechanisms suggest that these groups are not merely surviving counterterrorism pressure, but actively modernizing and adapting to the demands of contemporary warfare. This trajectory should serve as a stark warning to intelligence and security institutions across Africa and beyond. Unless intelligence services dramatically improve infiltration capabilities, regional coordination, technical surveillance, and financial tracking mechanisms, the continent risks confronting extremist organizations that are increasingly agile, technologically enabled, and capable of launching more lethal and unpredictable operations with strategic effect. Stay tuned and please follow Wargelin Analytica for more updates #Africaintelligence #Africasecurity #JNIM #ISWAP #ISCAP #DRC #SAHEL #WESTAFRICA #AFRICOM #SECURITY #COUNTERTERRORISM #AFRICA #AU

Abdurahman Sheikh Azhari

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🚨NEW - Kash Patel highlights the unbelievable connections between three senior Biden intelligence officials—Robert Malley, Ariane Tabatabai, and Maher Bitar—and their associations with Hamas and Iran. On June 29, 2023, Robert Malley was placed on unpaid leave from his role as Joe Biden's special envoy to Iran, and his security clearance was suspended due to an ongoing investigation into the potential mishandling of classified materials. On September 29, 2023, Semafor reported that Malley was involved in funding, supporting, and directing an Iranian intelligence operation to influence the United States and allied governments, as revealed by a collection of Iranian government emails. These emails suggested that Malley facilitated the placement of an Iranian agent of influence named Ariane Tabatabai in sensitive positions within the U.S. government, initially at the State Department and later at the Pentagon, where she has been serving as Chief of Staff for the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations. On October 16, 2023, Revolver News reported that Maher Bitar, who is Senior Director for Intelligence Programs on Joe Biden’s National Security Council, was also an executive director of the “Students for Justice in Palestine” group that reportedly responded to the recent Hamas terror attack on Israel by organizing a “Day of Resistance” in support of Hamas’ “historic win” against Israel. Bitar was photographed wearing a black and white “keffiyeh,” a symbol of Palestinian nationalism, and standing in front of a sign that reads, “Divest from Israel Apartheid.” Kash Patel has pointed out that Maher Bitar plays a significant role in determining intelligence prioritization for President Biden, even though there is a photo of him wearing Palestinian attire, calling for the economic and political boycott of Israel. Robert Malley, who recently had his security clearance suspended by the FBI, installed Ariane Tabatabai at the Department of Defense as the Assistant Chief of Staff for the Special Operations Office. Do you know what she did in 2014? "She emailed Iranian foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and asked for permission as a U.S. citizen to take a trip on behalf of the US government. This individual is still employed at the DOD." Unbelievable.
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🚨NEW - Kash Patel highlights the unbelievable connections between three senior Biden intelligence officials—Robert Malley, Ariane Tabatabai, and Maher Bitar—and their associations with Hamas and Iran. On June 29, 2023, Robert Malley was placed on unpaid leave from his role as Joe Biden's special envoy to Iran, and his security clearance was suspended due to an ongoing investigation into the potential mishandling of classified materials. On September 29, 2023, Semafor reported that Malley was involved in funding, supporting, and directing an Iranian intelligence operation to influence the United States and allied governments, as revealed by a collection of Iranian government emails. These emails suggested that Malley facilitated the placement of an Iranian agent of influence named Ariane Tabatabai in sensitive positions within the U.S. government, initially at the State Department and later at the Pentagon, where she has been serving as Chief of Staff for the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations. On October 16, 2023, Revolver News reported that Maher Bitar, who is Senior Director for Intelligence Programs on Joe Biden’s National Security Council, was also an executive director of the “Students for Justice in Palestine” group that reportedly responded to the recent Hamas terror attack on Israel by organizing a “Day of Resistance” in support of Hamas’ “historic win” against Israel. Bitar was photographed wearing a black and white “keffiyeh,” a symbol of Palestinian nationalism, and standing in front of a sign that reads, “Divest from Israel Apartheid.” Kash Patel has pointed out that Maher Bitar plays a significant role in determining intelligence prioritization for President Biden, even though there is a photo of him wearing Palestinian attire, calling for the economic and political boycott of Israel. Robert Malley, who recently had his security clearance suspended by the FBI, installed Ariane Tabatabai at the Department of Defense as the Assistant Chief of Staff for the Special Operations Office. Do you know what she did in 2014? "She emailed Iranian foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and asked for permission as a U.S. citizen to take a trip on behalf of the US government. This individual is still employed at the DOD." Unbelievable.

KanekoaTheGreat

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Kristi L. Noem is joining NovaRed Mining - as a strategic adviser, and OMG, this is a major headline for the critical-minerals space. Her resume is stacked: farmer, rancher, business owner, South Dakota state lawmaker, U.S. Congresswoman, 33rd Governor of South Dakota, 8th U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, and now U.S. Special Envoy for the Shield of the Americas. That means decades of experience across agriculture, energy, infrastructure, economic development, public policy, emergency management, transportation security, and national security. Why is this powerful for NRED? Because NovaRed is focused on copper-gold exploration in British Columbia, and copper is becoming a strategic material for the U.S., Canada, and allied nations. Copper powers electric grids, AI data centers, defense systems, transportation, advanced manufacturing, and the infrastructure behind modern economies. In a world where secure supply chains matter more than ever, NovaRed’s copper story connects directly to national security, energy security, and North American resource independence. NovaRed Mining: exploration, AI-enhanced technology, copper, and critical-minerals security. Not investment advice. Personal advisory capacity only. No government endorsement.
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Kristi L. Noem is joining NovaRed Mining - as a strategic adviser, and OMG, this is a major headline for the critical-minerals space. Her resume is stacked: farmer, rancher, business owner, South Dakota state lawmaker, U.S. Congresswoman, 33rd Governor of South Dakota, 8th U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, and now U.S. Special Envoy for the Shield of the Americas. That means decades of experience across agriculture, energy, infrastructure, economic development, public policy, emergency management, transportation security, and national security. Why is this powerful for NRED? Because NovaRed is focused on copper-gold exploration in British Columbia, and copper is becoming a strategic material for the U.S., Canada, and allied nations. Copper powers electric grids, AI data centers, defense systems, transportation, advanced manufacturing, and the infrastructure behind modern economies. In a world where secure supply chains matter more than ever, NovaRed’s copper story connects directly to national security, energy security, and North American resource independence. NovaRed Mining: exploration, AI-enhanced technology, copper, and critical-minerals security. Not investment advice. Personal advisory capacity only. No government endorsement.

Victor Renard

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The war in the Middle East was discussed during yesterday’s Diet session: Takaichi said that “Japan’s consistent position is that Iran must never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons. To help bring about an early de-escalation, we will continue making every necessary diplomatic effort in coordination with the international community.” Regarding Iran, she added that it must “stop actions that destabilize the region, including nuclear development and attacks on neighboring countries, and we strongly call for a diplomatic resolution.” Tomoko Tamura, leader of the Communist Party, demanded the government condemn the U.S. Strikes, saying, “If preemptive attacks on a sovereign state and the overthrow of its government are permitted, the postwar international order of peace will collapse. Japan should call on the United States and Israel to stop preemptive strikes that violate international law and the UN Charter.” Takaichi responded by saying: “We do not possess detailed information, including whether these actions were measures of self-defense. Therefore, Japan will refrain from making a legal assessment at this time.”
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The war in the Middle East was discussed during yesterday’s Diet session: Takaichi said that “Japan’s consistent position is that Iran must never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons. To help bring about an early de-escalation, we will continue making every necessary diplomatic effort in coordination with the international community.” Regarding Iran, she added that it must “stop actions that destabilize the region, including nuclear development and attacks on neighboring countries, and we strongly call for a diplomatic resolution.” Tomoko Tamura, leader of the Communist Party, demanded the government condemn the U.S. Strikes, saying, “If preemptive attacks on a sovereign state and the overthrow of its government are permitted, the postwar international order of peace will collapse. Japan should call on the United States and Israel to stop preemptive strikes that violate international law and the UN Charter.” Takaichi responded by saying: “We do not possess detailed information, including whether these actions were measures of self-defense. Therefore, Japan will refrain from making a legal assessment at this time.”

由仁アリン Arin Yuni

10,241 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

🇪🇸⚠️ CEUTA IS A WARNING FOR EUROPE I’ve been to Ceuta, Spain. Located at the northern tip of Africa, Ceuta sits in one of the most strategically sensitive areas between Africa and Europe, just across the Strait of Gibraltar from the European side. What happens around Ceuta is bigger than a single border crossing. It highlights the growing challenge of managing migration, protecting borders, and maintaining effective security policies at Europe’s external frontier. Spain has every right to manage its borders, but uncontrolled migration can create serious political, economic, and security pressures if governments fail to maintain effective systems. This also raises a broader question for Washington. The United States and Spain are NATO allies, and their relationship extends well beyond Europe. Military bases, defense cooperation, intelligence sharing, and access to strategic facilities all matter when assessing the strength of an alliance. If an ally’s policies create disagreements over military cooperation or operational access, Washington has every reason to review those arrangements and determine whether they continue to serve U.S. strategic interests. At the same time, NATO members have responsibilities toward collective defense. Defense spending, readiness, burden sharing, and reliable cooperation should remain central to the alliance. This is not about religion, ethnicity, or nationality. It is about secure borders, responsible migration policies, strong alliances, and protecting national interests. The United States should continue to work with its European allies, while making sure its security commitments and strategic partnerships serve American interests.
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🇪🇸⚠️ CEUTA IS A WARNING FOR EUROPE I’ve been to Ceuta, Spain. Located at the northern tip of Africa, Ceuta sits in one of the most strategically sensitive areas between Africa and Europe, just across the Strait of Gibraltar from the European side. What happens around Ceuta is bigger than a single border crossing. It highlights the growing challenge of managing migration, protecting borders, and maintaining effective security policies at Europe’s external frontier. Spain has every right to manage its borders, but uncontrolled migration can create serious political, economic, and security pressures if governments fail to maintain effective systems. This also raises a broader question for Washington. The United States and Spain are NATO allies, and their relationship extends well beyond Europe. Military bases, defense cooperation, intelligence sharing, and access to strategic facilities all matter when assessing the strength of an alliance. If an ally’s policies create disagreements over military cooperation or operational access, Washington has every reason to review those arrangements and determine whether they continue to serve U.S. strategic interests. At the same time, NATO members have responsibilities toward collective defense. Defense spending, readiness, burden sharing, and reliable cooperation should remain central to the alliance. This is not about religion, ethnicity, or nationality. It is about secure borders, responsible migration policies, strong alliances, and protecting national interests. The United States should continue to work with its European allies, while making sure its security commitments and strategic partnerships serve American interests.

Defense Intelligence

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Israel Lobby Bought Lawmakers are Facilitating a Whole-of-Government Takeover by Israel. Get the full picture so you understand what’s happening. A Whole-of-Government entrenchment of Israeli influence is advancing through coordinated legislation that subordinates U.S. intelligence, defense, and foreign policy priorities to Tel Aviv’s agenda, at the expense of American sovereignty, interests and taxpayers. Section 622 of the Senate’s FY27 Intelligence Authorization “enhances U.S.-Israel intelligence sharing” by further embedding a foreign power into America’s most sensitive national security apparatus and makes it nearly impossible to disentangle U.S. intelligence from Israel. Sponsored by: Tom Cotton H. Res. 1339 endorses Israel Prime Minister Netanyahu’s plan to shift the relationship from U.S. aid to “mutual” defense cooperation and joint investment, praising joint operations against Iran while pushing deeper entanglement. Sponsored by: Rep. Marlin Stutzman Office of Congressman Abe Hamadeh Section 224 of the FY27 NDAA establishes a U.S.-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative, tasking the Pentagon with synchronizing bilateral research, development, testing, and industrial integration across critical domains like AI, counter-drones, cyber, directed energy, and missile defense, explicitly prioritizing Israeli-origin technologies for integration into U.S. systems and programs of record. Sponsored by: Mike Rogers Rep. Adam Smith The U.S.-Israel FUTURES Act (H.R. 7540 / S. 3855) formalizes this initiative with $150 million authorized, creating frameworks for joint ventures, co-production, and rapid fielding of Israeli tech into the U.S. military. Sponsored by: Ronny Jackson Congressman Don Davis Kirsten Gillibrand Senator Ted Budd The U.S.-Israel Defense Partnership Act (H.R. 1229 / S. 554) mandates a Defense Innovation Unit office in Israel, cooperative counter-unmanned systems programs, RDT&E on emerging technologies like AI and robotics, and efforts to fold Israel into the U.S. national technology and industrial base (NTIB) alongside allies like the UK and Australia. Sponsored by: Joe Wilson Congressman Donald Norcross 🇺🇸 Sen. Dan Sullivan Senator Gary Peters
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Israel Lobby Bought Lawmakers are Facilitating a Whole-of-Government Takeover by Israel. Get the full picture so you understand what’s happening. A Whole-of-Government entrenchment of Israeli influence is advancing through coordinated legislation that subordinates U.S. intelligence, defense, and foreign policy priorities to Tel Aviv’s agenda, at the expense of American sovereignty, interests and taxpayers. Section 622 of the Senate’s FY27 Intelligence Authorization “enhances U.S.-Israel intelligence sharing” by further embedding a foreign power into America’s most sensitive national security apparatus and makes it nearly impossible to disentangle U.S. intelligence from Israel. Sponsored by: Tom Cotton H. Res. 1339 endorses Israel Prime Minister Netanyahu’s plan to shift the relationship from U.S. aid to “mutual” defense cooperation and joint investment, praising joint operations against Iran while pushing deeper entanglement. Sponsored by: Rep. Marlin Stutzman Office of Congressman Abe Hamadeh Section 224 of the FY27 NDAA establishes a U.S.-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative, tasking the Pentagon with synchronizing bilateral research, development, testing, and industrial integration across critical domains like AI, counter-drones, cyber, directed energy, and missile defense, explicitly prioritizing Israeli-origin technologies for integration into U.S. systems and programs of record. Sponsored by: Mike Rogers Rep. Adam Smith The U.S.-Israel FUTURES Act (H.R. 7540 / S. 3855) formalizes this initiative with $150 million authorized, creating frameworks for joint ventures, co-production, and rapid fielding of Israeli tech into the U.S. military. Sponsored by: Ronny Jackson Congressman Don Davis Kirsten Gillibrand Senator Ted Budd The U.S.-Israel Defense Partnership Act (H.R. 1229 / S. 554) mandates a Defense Innovation Unit office in Israel, cooperative counter-unmanned systems programs, RDT&E on emerging technologies like AI and robotics, and efforts to fold Israel into the U.S. national technology and industrial base (NTIB) alongside allies like the UK and Australia. Sponsored by: Joe Wilson Congressman Donald Norcross 🇺🇸 Sen. Dan Sullivan Senator Gary Peters

GenXGirl

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There is no greater US threat to its adversaries and major power competitors than Israel. It is the tip of the spear in American global security posture, wielding an opaque strategic doctrine that underwrites CENTCOM’s strategic balance. Israel has the most hardened, technologically capable military and defense industrial complex in the region. It provides an expansive network of intelligence and counterintelligence capabilities, defense tech innovation and acceleration tracks, and a strategic fallback for basing needs in CENTCOM operations. No other power stands in the way of Chinese, Russian, Iranian, and Pakistani influence spreading uncontrollably into the theater. Israel absorbs the diplomatic, reputational and security costs first and the combination of existential stakes and nonnegotiable normative alignment make it dependable under extreme coercive pressure. No other country does more to balance US multitheater load and impose costs on major power competitors eyeing the simultaneity problem for opportunistic openings. No other regional power possesses the capability set, incentives and political will to underwrite the security of critical transcontinental geoeconomic corridors vital for strategic diversification from China’s BRI and adjacent corridors and their nodes. Once understood in its proper geostrategic terms, the reason the US-Israel alliance is under intensified attack becomes manifestly clear.
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There is no greater US threat to its adversaries and major power competitors than Israel. It is the tip of the spear in American global security posture, wielding an opaque strategic doctrine that underwrites CENTCOM’s strategic balance. Israel has the most hardened, technologically capable military and defense industrial complex in the region. It provides an expansive network of intelligence and counterintelligence capabilities, defense tech innovation and acceleration tracks, and a strategic fallback for basing needs in CENTCOM operations. No other power stands in the way of Chinese, Russian, Iranian, and Pakistani influence spreading uncontrollably into the theater. Israel absorbs the diplomatic, reputational and security costs first and the combination of existential stakes and nonnegotiable normative alignment make it dependable under extreme coercive pressure. No other country does more to balance US multitheater load and impose costs on major power competitors eyeing the simultaneity problem for opportunistic openings. No other regional power possesses the capability set, incentives and political will to underwrite the security of critical transcontinental geoeconomic corridors vital for strategic diversification from China’s BRI and adjacent corridors and their nodes. Once understood in its proper geostrategic terms, the reason the US-Israel alliance is under intensified attack becomes manifestly clear.

dan linnaeus

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IGP DISU ATTENDS UN CHIEFS OF POLICE SUMMIT, CALLS FOR STRONGER GLOBAL POLICE COOPERATION The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, has reaffirmed Nigeria's commitment to strengthening international policing cooperation as a critical pathway to advancing global peace, security, and sustainable development. The IGP made the call while participating in the Fifth United Nations Chiefs of Police Summit (UNCOPS 2026) held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York from 7th to 8th July 2026. The summit brought together Ministers, Inspectors-General of Police, Chiefs of Police, and senior representatives of regional and professional policing organisations from across the world to discuss strategies for strengthening international peace, security, and development through enhanced collaboration between national police services and United Nations policing. Addressing the summit, IGP Disu noted that modern criminal networks increasingly exploit artificial intelligence, encrypted communications, and cyber-enabled platforms to operate across borders with growing sophistication, thereby challenging traditional policing models. He emphasized that while technology presents significant opportunities for law enforcement through artificial intelligence, digital forensics, and geospatial intelligence, public trust remains the foundation of effective policing. According to the IGP, innovation must reinforce transparency, accountability, respect for human rights, and adherence to the rule of law. The IGP further advocated greater international cooperation, capacity building, and equitable access to digital policing capabilities for all member states, stressing that the benefits of technological advancement should not be limited to a few technologically advanced nations. Nigeria's participation at UNCOPS 2026 underscores the country's continued commitment to supporting global peacekeeping efforts, strengthening international law enforcement partnerships, and contributing to collective efforts aimed at combating transnational crime, terrorism, cybercrime, and other emerging security challenges. CSP ANIETIE OKOKON EDEM INIEDU ANIPR FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER FORCE HEADQUARTERS, ABUJA 9TH JULY, 2026
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IGP DISU ATTENDS UN CHIEFS OF POLICE SUMMIT, CALLS FOR STRONGER GLOBAL POLICE COOPERATION The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, has reaffirmed Nigeria's commitment to strengthening international policing cooperation as a critical pathway to advancing global peace, security, and sustainable development. The IGP made the call while participating in the Fifth United Nations Chiefs of Police Summit (UNCOPS 2026) held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York from 7th to 8th July 2026. The summit brought together Ministers, Inspectors-General of Police, Chiefs of Police, and senior representatives of regional and professional policing organisations from across the world to discuss strategies for strengthening international peace, security, and development through enhanced collaboration between national police services and United Nations policing. Addressing the summit, IGP Disu noted that modern criminal networks increasingly exploit artificial intelligence, encrypted communications, and cyber-enabled platforms to operate across borders with growing sophistication, thereby challenging traditional policing models. He emphasized that while technology presents significant opportunities for law enforcement through artificial intelligence, digital forensics, and geospatial intelligence, public trust remains the foundation of effective policing. According to the IGP, innovation must reinforce transparency, accountability, respect for human rights, and adherence to the rule of law. The IGP further advocated greater international cooperation, capacity building, and equitable access to digital policing capabilities for all member states, stressing that the benefits of technological advancement should not be limited to a few technologically advanced nations. Nigeria's participation at UNCOPS 2026 underscores the country's continued commitment to supporting global peacekeeping efforts, strengthening international law enforcement partnerships, and contributing to collective efforts aimed at combating transnational crime, terrorism, cybercrime, and other emerging security challenges. CSP ANIETIE OKOKON EDEM INIEDU ANIPR FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER FORCE HEADQUARTERS, ABUJA 9TH JULY, 2026

Nigeria Police Force

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