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      The 'Global Britain' vision faces challenges from rising global tensions, necessitating urgent reassessments in naval and air power strategies to maintain its intended global influence.
      Recent use of low-cost cardboard drones by Ukraine, supplied by Australia, to attack targets in Russia is an interesting development.
      Prigozhin’s death is unlikely to significantly affect the Wagner Groups’s African operations.
      When OpenAI unchained the "beast" that is ChatGPT back in November 2022, the pace of market competition between tech companies involved in AI increased exponentially.
      The revelations this month that data on 40 million UK voters had been exposed to hackers came as no surprise to many cybersecurity experts, who have long pointed out the vulnerability of democracies to malicious online interference.
      At a recent summit of European leaders and their counterparts from the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States, the European Union published a declaration in which it referred to the "Islas Malvinas/Falkland Islands".
      After months of negotiations, Ukraine will be getting the F-16s it has been begging for – here’s why that’s important.
      Ukraine recap: bridgehead across the Dnipro river a key objective as Kyiv works to maintain solidarity among allies.
      The personal details of Northern Ireland’s main police force have been leaked – three reasons why that’s incredibly dangerous.
      As Kyiv’s counteroffensive to liberate Russian-occupied territories slowly advances in Ukraine’s east, the drone war continues to escalate.

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