Bristol cyber security specialist acquired by national technology company Bitweave provides software engineering, data analysis and cyber services to the national security sector Birmingham Post · May 4, 2023
Chinese owners of Welsh microchip plant Nexperia look at sale options The UK Government has ruled that Nexperia sells the plant on national security grounds but the firm still intends to fight the decision through a judicial review Wales Online · May 4, 2023
Could using open-source information online get you arrested for foreign interference? Two weeks ago, 55-year-old Sydney businessman Alexander Csergo was arrested on charges of “recklessly” engaging in foreign interference. The Conversation · May 4, 2023
Ministers accused of wanting to keep ‘loophole’ on foreign donations A Lords amendment to the National Security Bill would have introduced new transparency measures on party donations received from foreign powers. The Independent UK · May 3, 2023
First Thing: 20,000 Russian troops killed in eastern offensive failures, says US Russian casualties mark acceleration even when compared with first days of the war, says White House national security council spokesperson. Plus, all the coverage from the Met Gala The Guardian - UK · May 2, 2023
Ukraine vows not to give up on defending Bakhmut as it prepares for counteroffensive – as it happened Commander of Ukraine ground forces underlines importance Kyiv attaches to holding Bakhmut as preparations continue for a counterattack The Guardian - AU · May 2, 2023
Rocket Fire From Gaza After Palestinian Hunger Striker Dies Rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip Tuesday, an AFP journalist witnessed, following the death in Israeli custody of a leading figure in the Islamic Jihad group who was on hunger strike. The Israeli military in a statement said "sirens sounded in the area of kibbutz Saad" close to the… Asharq Al-Awsat · May 2, 2023
Taiwan's president hopes to deepen US security exchanges Taiwan’s president has told visiting ex-U.S. national security adviser John Bolton that her country is willing to deepen cooperation with the U.S. and “other like-minded partners” to safeguard peace, as the self-governed island faces increasing military threats from China The Independent UK · May 1, 2023
Anwar Ibrahim has been slow to protect press freedom Amid growing concerns over the state of press freedom and freedom of expression in Malaysia, the current administration is taking its time for reform. 360info · May 1, 2023
US ex-security adviser calls for closer ties with Taiwan A former U.S. national security adviser has called for deeper interaction between his country and Taiwan during a visit to the self-ruled island, which has seen increasing military threats from China The Independent UK · Apr 29, 2023
Hezbollah behind Roadside Bomb in Israel Last Month, Israel Says Lebanon's Hezbollah was behind a rare roadside bomb attack last month that wounded a motorist in northern Israel, Israeli National Security Adviser Tzachi Hanegbi said on Friday. Israel's military said that security forces had killed a man carrying an explosive belt after he apparently crossed from Lebanon into Israel and… Asharq Al-Awsat · Apr 29, 2023
‘Publishing these books is a risk’: Taiwan’s booksellers stand up for democracy Detention of publisher Li Yanhe in China for ‘endangering national security’ has sent chills through island’s literary community The Guardian - UK · Apr 29, 2023
Hezbollah behind roadside bomb in Israel last month, Israeli official says Lebanon's Hezbollah was behind a rare roadside bomb attack last month that wounded a motorist in northern Israel, Israeli National Security Adviser Tzachi Hanegbi said on Friday. Reuters · Apr 28, 2023
Pro-Beijing Politicians Urge Hong Kong to Scrap the Gay Games 2023 Conservatives are urging national security authorities to step in and cancel the Games. But even if the event goes ahead as planned, participants will have to abide by new rally rules. The News Lens · Apr 28, 2023
ABC News · Apr 28, 2023 Prosecutors say leak suspect Jack Teixeira kept arsenal of weapons, wanted to kill 'ton of people' Arguing he should remain in jail, prosecutors say the Massachusetts Air National guardsman accused of leaking classified military documents poses a grave threat to national security.
The Independent UK · Apr 28, 2023 Congress' anger at FBI shapes surveillance program's future Growing anger at the FBI from both parties in Congress has become a major hurdle for U.S. intelligence agencies fighting to keep vast powers to collect foreign communications
Foreign Policy · Apr 27, 2023 Washington Doesn’t Want You to Call It Decoupling The United States hopes to redefine its economic relationship with China to prevail in the biggest strategic showdown of the century.
Reuters · Apr 27, 2023 White House's Sullivan: US not looking to decouple from China economy White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said on Thursday the United States is not looking to decouple its economy from the Chinese economy, saying, "We're not cutting off trade."
Caixin Global · Apr 27, 2023 China Grants Authorities More Powers to Fight Spies Amendments to the Counter-Espionage Law will arm counter-intelligence personnel with additional tools such as access to data and property information
The Conversation · Apr 27, 2023 How good is ChatGPT at diagnosing disease? A doctor puts it through its paces For years, many have feared that artificial intelligence (AI) will take over national security mechanisms, leading to human slavery, domination of human society and perhaps the annihilation of humans. One way of killing humans is medical misdiagnosis, so it seems reasonable to examine the performance of ChatGPT, the AI chatbot…
Reuters · Apr 27, 2023 U.S. military leak suspect appears in court; had arsenal, prosecutors say A U.S. Air National Guardsman accused of leaking military secrets appeared in federal court on Thursday, where a judge expressed concern the 21-year-old's knowledge of classified material might be valuable to a foreign government.
Roll Call · Apr 27, 2023 Congress starts work on renewal of controversial surveillance law - Roll Call Justice Department and intelligence officials face a skeptical Congress as they push to renew a contentious surveillance law.
Axios · Apr 27, 2023 Jack Teixeira "may still have access to a trove of classified information," prosecutors say The airman is a "risk both to the national security of the United States and to the community," prosecutors said.
The Guardian - AU · Apr 27, 2023 China widens ‘already breathtaking’ scope to arrest foreigners for espionage Authorities can swoop over anything they deem relevant to national security in toughening of law already used against expatriates or their Chinese contacts
The Independent UK · Apr 27, 2023 Releasing leak suspect a national security risk, feds say Federal prosecutors are urging a judge to keep behind bars a Massachusetts Air National guardsman accused of leaking highly classified military documents, arguing he may still have access to secret national defense information that he could expose