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China’s Research Espionage Threat Is Hiding in Plain Sight

Western universities and laboratories are on the frontlines of a battle over talent and technology. This assertion may s...

Beyond Military Interoperability: The Coalition Challenge of Limited War

In our last two articles for The Cipher Brief, Sami Omari and I explained why modern limited wars are so challenging for...

North Korean Hackers Tied to Rust Supply Chain Attack

Cybersecurity researchers have linked a malicious backdoor in compromised Rust packages to previous North Korean supply ...

Ur-Energy makes first shipment from Wyoming uranium project

Ur-Energy has made the first shipment of uranium from its Shirley Basin uranium mine, marking the project's transition t...

Blue Ghost to carry nuclear power source to the Moon

Firefly Aerospace and Zeno Power Systems have announced a commercial payload agreement that will see a radioisotope heat...

Russia plans to add 30 GW nuclear capacity, expand exports

President Vladimir Putin has set out the goals for Russia's nuclear energy sector and said that new capacity, including ...

New Agent Tesla Malware Variant Boosts Evasion Capabilities

An Agent Tesla v4 malware campaign used novel emoji-based code obfuscation to evade detection, KnowBe4 has revealed

Rocket Report: SpaceX makes its mark on the Moon; ULA names new boss

Taiwan's effort to develop its own satellite launcher hit a setback this week.

Doosan Enerbility contracted for Natrium components

Doosan Enerbility of South Korea has signed a contract for the supply of key equipment for TerraPower's first Natrium so...

State Department seeks $3 million projects to counter North Korean propaganda

The U.S. State Department is planning to fund efforts to document human rights abuses in North Korea and counter the reg...

IAEA project focuses on research reactor testing of fuels and materials

A four-year project aims to develop technical guidance to help produce more effective, safer and efficient testing of ne...

The invisible passenger in your car

Kaspersky expert has discovered new Android malware designed to serve ads and build a proxy botnet. It's delivered throu...

ECB Consumer Expectations Survey results – July 2026

A Rock and China’s Three-Sea Problem

Two rocks surrounded by coral, with a total land size of less than 10 square meters (approximately 108 square feet) at h...

Mental Health Is a Warfighting Readiness Problem for the U.S. Navy

“You cannot be at mental peace always. You will be worried. So even my family — they are scared all the time, and they w...

Pro-North Korea newspaper chief in Japan returns to foreign-policy polemics

Kim Ji Yong, the chief editor of the Choson Sinbo, has resumed writing bylined opinion columns rebutting Washington, Tok...

Germany’s second China shock

Mark Leonard welcomes Janka Oertel and Andrew Small to discuss how China’s industrial rise is shaking Germany—and Europe...

Kim Yo Jong mocks ‘puppet’ Seoul as Trump cuts short U.S.-ROK military drills

Kim Yo Jong, the influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, derided South Korea on Thursday for scaling back...

Why Criminals Love the Chinese Economy

And why Beijing can’t—or won’t—crack down.

White House Releases New Space Transportation Policy

The White House released a new space transportation policy today, the first since 2013. The new policy has a strong emph...

The Next China Shock Will Hit Defence

If tomorrow’s wars are fought mainly by machines, victory belongs to the power that can fuse AI with robotics and build ...

Europe cancels planned upgrades for Ariane 6 rocket

Arianespace hasn’t publicly disclosed the cost for an Ariane 6 launch.

New CUSTODY Framework Constrains AI Agents Inside the Network

Enterprise cybersecurity expert Jake Williams joins the Dark Reading News Desk to explain why he decided to release his ...

As pressure mounts on Putin, Russia is escalating against Ukraine’s allies

With the Russian army struggling to advance in Ukraine and Ukrainian strikes increasing inside Russia, Putin is escalati...

China is launching a Moon mission to find water ice. It’s unlike anything NASA has done

We’ve known for a while now that the Moon has water. Accessing it will make it easier not just to visit, but to stay.

NZ’s seasonal worker program: simplified processes and stronger worker protections

New Zealand's RSE scheme is getting its biggest shake-up in nearly 20 years. Simplified processes, stronger worker prote...

To stop escalation in the Black Sea, Turkey needs a new regional strategy

As strikes continue to grow on shipping throughout the Black Sea, Turkey must reevaluate its approach to shipping and se...

What We Missed: Delta Flight Disrupted With Wi-Fi Hack

In this video, Dark Reading editors discuss some of the news they didn't get a chance to cover, including some scary air...

With war in the region, Egypt must recalibrate its energy policy

Egypt needs a two-track strategy, accelerating its green energy buildout while managing its natural gas reserves for sus...

Opening Africa’s skies to trade, growth, and jobs

Air transport in Africa could be a powerful multiplier of growth, underpin regional trade, and fuel skilled job creation...

‘Unprecedented’ Number of Apple Users Received Recent Spyware Alert

Apple customers in 110 countries received threat notifications recently alerting them to suspected spyware attacks targe...

Zelenskyy’s recent Serbia visit was a win for Ukraine and the West

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's recent visit to Serbia highlighted growing ties between Kyiv and Belgrade whil...

Why Iran has not folded yet

Formed by the brutal Iran-Iraq War, the men who now lead the Iranian regime will fight back before giving in. But time i...

Factcheck: 10 flaws in the Conservative report on ‘cheap power’

In a new report, the opposition Conservatives argue that UK electricity prices are too high and that it would be… The po...

Australia’s critical-minerals strategy has a Brazil-sized gap

Both countries can dig up minerals at scale – neither controls what happens once they leave the ground.

The uncomfortable success of China’s climate autocracy

A fairer test is which political system is actually cutting emissions.

Counting clicks won’t explain Asia’s e-commerce success

Asia leads the world in e-commerce growth – but a fragmented approach to measuring success is holding policy back.

Beyond the 4am scramble: AI for Philippine maritime safety

The Philippine Coast Guard loses hours to manual reporting every storm season – Australian AI could give critical time b...

Going with the Flow(s): Distinct Clusters Target Individuals of Interest to Russia

Written by: Gabby Roncone, Wesley Shields Overview Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) is tracking three distinct su...

SpaceX’s orbital data centers would create a new category of e-waste

The yeetcycling math resembles asteroid mining in reverse.