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North Korea fires ‘several missiles’ east into the sea: South Korean military

North Korea fired “several missiles” toward the East Sea (Sea of Japan) on Wednesday, according to South Korea’s militar...

Phishing-Resistant Isn't Enough; Yubico Takes Aim at Identity-Verification Gap

The new YubiID service bridges identity verification with credential enrollment and recovery across existing identity pl...

The G20 under Trump: The impact of a leaner agenda

Almost a year into US leadership, objections from China and disagreement with South Africa are among various barriers to...

Australia should work to block Myanmar’s Russian nuclear power plant

Australia needs to urgently work with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and the Quad to prevent construction of...

Who Polices the Blockchain? The Binance Heist and the New Gatekeepers

The institutions that have the authority to police international finance are no longer necessarily the institutions that...

Is 2026 the New 1914?

We Discuss: Mentioned on the Episode: Norman Angell, The Great Illusion, Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co. Odd Arn...

After the Blue Wave, What Do Voters Want From the Economy?

This week on The Spillover, host Rebecca Patterson and guest Diane Swonk, chief economist at KPMG, discuss the economic ...

Trade Policy Review: Viet Nam

The third review of the trade policies and practices of Viet Nam takes place on 4 and 6 November 2026. The basis for the...

North Korea teases new warship under construction that’s larger than destroyers

North Korea published the first photos of a new, larger class of warship under construction on the west coast on Wednesd...

What’s happened to the global rules-based order?

Trump’s tariffs bruise trade, but self-interest keeps economic cooperation largely intact.

A $6 billion hack in a season of AI anxiety

A $6.3 billion Binance hack and AI-assisted discoveries of software vulnerabilities made unsettling headlines. But not e...

US gas prices hit Election Day record

Gas prices jumped as Americans headed to the polls, emphasizing how pressing the issue of fuel costs has become for vote...

Banks to review El Niño exposure in client loans

The concerns follow warnings from money managers that this year’s extraordinarily powerful El Niño will leave investors ...

Fresh European Fridge Attacks Put Cold-Chain Security in Focus

Beyond food storage, the same combination of Internet connectivity, remote access, and inadequate security practices can...

Fear united Europe. Nationalism may tear it apart

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin made Europe serious about its own defences. That may not last

First Flight II San Antonio-class Amphib Completes Builder’s Trials

The first Flight II San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock completed builder’s sea trials over the weekend, Ingall’...

The 2025 ATT Annual Reports: Examining Trends in Compliance and Transparency

Analysis of Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) annual reports covering weapons imports and exports during the 2025 calendar year. T...

Europe must weigh rising Ukraine costs against higher price of Russian victory

If Russia succeeds in overrunning an underfunded and exhausted Ukraine, the consequences for Europe will be catastrophic...

Germany Busts 'Crime-as-a-Service' Investment Fraud Outfit

Authorities seized more than 100 servers and arrested seven as part of a crackdown on a fraud network spanning more than...

After deadlocked elections, it’s up to Israel’s president to find a way forward

All eyes are on Israel’s President Isaac Herzog as he prepares to give the nod to a member of parliament to form a new g...

A strong defense industry may be Ukraine’s best security guarantee

Ukrainians have little faith in written guarantees and are well aware that nobody is going to fight Russia on their beha...

Pentagon is beginning to follow Ukraine into wider use of ground robots

But many U.S. UGVs are more complicated than the attritable ones that Kyiv is buying.

Midterms raise new election security questions

The midterms are raising fresh questions about where to draw the line between protecting the vote and intervening in the...

Blue wave could rattle markets

Investors are bracing for tougher tech oversight and tenser fiscal negotiations.

Trump says he’ll cut Israel aid, teeing up a fight

The surprise announcement came as voters fanned out to cast ballots in races where anti-Israel sentiment is shaping the ...

New Palestinian leaders will need more than an electoral mandate to govern

The 2027 Palestinian elections will only give new leaders the authority to govern if they can control finances and secur...

The Cost of Waiting: Why the Houthis Are Getting More Dangerous and Where to Hit Them

In 2025, Ari Heistein wrote, “Defeating the Houthis Will Require More Than Killing Their Chief.” A year later, we asked ...

Indonesia’s child social media restrictions: what they mean for ASEAN

Indonesia's new under-16 social media rules are a regional test case. What they reveal about platform compliance—and wha...

Amid official and uni discretion, Australia needs hubs that will critique China

Former West German chancellor Willy Brandt once said, ‘Foreign policy is too important to be left to governments alone.’...

Live blog: Impacts of war anger, high prices on today's voting

Last updated at 11:00 PM EST — This discussion now closed. See our main round-up, "It's the War Stupid," with results an...

U.K. Forces Track Russian Warships in 3 Operations Spanning 2 Weeks

The Royal Navy and Royal Air Force tracked Russian ships operating near the U.K. over three operations spanning a two-we...

Fake-download campaign uses trojanized installers to deliver monetization payloads

Microsoft Threat Intelligence tracks a fake-download campaign that uses trojanized Inno installers to deliver multiple m...

Israeli-Palestinian conflict tests limits of free speech for artists

Writers and musicians are using their profiles to make political points, but they run the risk of being canceled for the...

'If You're Afraid, They'll Know': For Foreign Recruits, Deserting Russia’s Army Is a Fraught Gamble

Peter, a man from Pakistan, went to Russia for a better life. Instead, he says, he found only misery after being deceive...

Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Latvia and Czech Republic to Boycott Russia at 2027 Ice Hockey World Championship

The CAS decision has also prompted several corporate sponsors to threaten to pull their support from future events.

Simera Sense and Spacemanic to Collaborate on a New Complete Dual-Use Mission Solution

Czech company Spacemanic and Belgian optical leader Simera Sense are teaming up to deliver a new dual-use satellite solu...

This space company is betting its future on a propellant available everywhere

Is that water in your spacecraft, or are you just happy to see the delta-V?

Foreign Policy and the 2026 Midterms: A CFR Guide

A guide to CFR’s analysis, polling, videos, and podcasts on voter priorities, the global issues on the ballot, and the s...

American Billionaire Leads Swap Plan to Buy Lukoil's Overseas Assets, Sources Say

Poland Accuses Russia of ‘Flashlight’ Provocation Along Kaliningrad Border

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Polish and NATO intelligence services received information in recent weeks about ...