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How Anthropic and Security Firms Fight Critical Infrastructure Threats
Exploring the legal frameworks and AI-driven defense programs protecting essential civilian technology assets during modern global conflicts.
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How Insurers Are Forcing Ships to Pay a 300% Premium to Cross the Strait of Hormuz
With attacks rising, carriers now face surging war-risk costs—while rerouting around Africa adds $1.5M per voyage, reshaping global…
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UNGA: The Diplomatic Stage Where Adversaries Meet
UNITED NATIONS, September 23 — The United Nations General Assembly’s high-level session is under way in New York,…
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New Mexico Court Unpauses Project Jupiter Data Center Permit Proceedings
SANTA FE, September 18 — The New Mexico Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously denied two challenges brought by…
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Kosovo Lawmakers Confirm Kurti Government With 62 Votes as Opposition Boycotts
PRISTINA, September 13 — Kosovo’s assembly confirmed a new government led by Prime Minister Albin Kurti on Sunday,…
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US Congress passes Russia sanctions bill
WASHINGTON, September 17 — The Republican-led House of Representatives passed a sweeping package of new sanctions against Russia…
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House Passes Russia Sanctions Bill Targeting Energy Defense Sectors and Shadow Fleet
WASHINGTON, September 17 — The Republican-led US House of Representatives passed a sweeping package of new sanctions against…
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Carney Heads to Europe as 4 in 5 Canadians Back Closer EU Ties
STRASBOURG, September 17 — Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Europe this week to make the case that…
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Israel’s 3.25% Threshold Could Decide October 27 Election
JERUSALEM, September 17 — Israel’s election campaign is being fought over a decimal point. With the Knesset election…
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Trump Threatens to Halt EU Trade Over Canada Membership Report
Washington, September 15 — President Donald Trump threatened on Tuesday to halt trade with the European Union after…
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Andersson Set to Be Swedish PM as Left Bloc Wins Election
STOCKHOLM, September 16, 2026 — Sweden’s Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson is set to become the country’s next…
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Iceland Referendum Rejects Reopening EU Accession Talks
REYKJAVÍK, September 16 — Iceland has rejected the reopening of European Union accession talks, with 52.8 percent of…
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State Department Shifts $52 Million Military Aid to Latin America
WASHINGTON, September 15 — The State Department notified Congress on Tuesday that it will reprogram $52 million in…
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Carney to Strengthen Canada Ties With Europe in Strasbourg, Liverpool
OTTAWA, September 15 — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney begins a three-day European swing on Tuesday, travelling to…
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US Official Says Space Control Weapons Now in Orbit
WASHINGTON — A U.S. military official said the United States has placed “space control weapons” in orbit, according…
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Center-Left Leads in Sweden Exit Polls as Far Right Eyes Role
STOCKHOLM, September 14 — Sweden’s center-left opposition bloc, led by former Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson’s Social Democrats, is…
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Sweden Election Leaves Hung Parliament as Far-Right Party Loses Ground
STOCKHOLM, September 14 — Sweden woke Monday to a hung parliament and no clear path to a government,…
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Sweden centre-left bloc projected to win by one seat
STOCKHOLM, September 14 — Sweden’s election authority has projected that the centre-left opposition bloc will win a narrow…
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Putin Rejects Zelensky’s Miami G20 Talks as Kremlin Dismisses Summit
MOSCOW, September 13 — Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s proposal to hold direct…
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Sweden Warns Putin Bots Target German, French Elections
STOCKHOLM, September 12 — Sweden’s disinformation defense chief has warned that a Russian bot army is targeting elections…
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Michael Taube: Carney’s EU mistake is nearly complete
TORONTO, September 12 — Michael Taube, a Canadian columnist and former speechwriter in the office of Prime Minister…
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Von der Leyen EU address to test Europe’s global role
BRUSSELS, September 11 — European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will deliver her State of the European…
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AfD Wins Saxony-Anhalt Landslide, Threatens German Energy Transition
BERLIN, September 10 — The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) has won a landslide victory in the eastern…
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Brazil Waves Its Flags While a Supreme Court Feud Steals the Parade
BRASÍLIA, Sept. 9 — Brazil marked 204 years of independence from Portugal on Monday with two competing political…
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