By Jennifer Rodriguez A former FBI agent was sentenced to prison after officials said he scammed a woman out of hundreds of thousands of dollars by making her believe she was on “secret probation.” William Roy Stone, Jr., 65, was sentenced to seven years in prison on wire fraud charges, … [Read more...]
Geopolitics of Cyprus and the IMEEEC Corridor
Geopolitical Report ISSN 2785-2598 Volume 39 Issue 3 SpecialEurasia OSINT Team The India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEEEC) emerges as a promising pathway for economic prosperity in Cyprus, bearing implications that transcend geographical boundaries. IMEEEC confirms that the island’s … [Read more...]
The end of the US’ pre-eminence in the Middle East
With the US killing a Kataib Hezbollah commander, Iran will exploit the US' weakness with attacks on US bases and Israeli ports, creating the next test of the US' tolerance for escalation. Firas Modad Commercial Summary: The US’ position in the Middle East is extremely weak. Most analysts seem … [Read more...]
Lecția de viață | De ce să fie interesați tinerii de situația geopolitică (I)
Lecția de viață | De ce să fie interesați tinerii de situația geopolitică (I) Invitat: Vasile Simileanu, director revista Geopolitica … [Read more...]
Beyond Neoclassical and Critical Geopolitics
Frederico Bordonaro Abstract: The purpose of this article is to succinctly demonstrate the shortcomings of conventional geopolitical theories and to highlight the need for a more all-encompassing strategy that goes beyond critical and classical viewpoints. Jeremy Black's approach shows promise; … [Read more...]
The American Dilemma of War
George Friedman Many argue that the United States should not have involved itself in the Ukraine war. For some, it’s a matter of national interest; for others, it’s simply too expensive. There are those who fear that U.S. involvement in the Middle East will trap Washington again in a dangerous … [Read more...]
Unmasking the Most Menacing Cyber Threats in the Automotive Industry
In recent years, the rise of connected vehicles has brought numerous benefits for drivers. From enhanced infotainment systems to advanced safety features, the modern automotive and mobility industry is developing more advanced and connected vehicles than ever before. However, this increased … [Read more...]
The life and times of Cozy Bear, the Russian hackers who just hit Microsoft and HPE
Dan Goodin Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) said Wednesday that Kremlin-backed actors hacked into the email accounts of its security personnel and other employees last May—and maintained surreptitious access until December. The disclosure was the second revelation of a major corporate network … [Read more...]
Congress must act to stop Kremlin aggression—for the sake of US interests
John E. Herbst Are we at the end of an eighty-year period of US global leadership? The United States emerged as a global leader—no, the key global actor—when President Franklin Delano Roosevelt overcame a long tradition of US isolationism by moving forward with the Lend-Lease program that … [Read more...]
Egypt, the Gaza War, and Fears of Another Nakba
Charles W. Dunne Like most Arab countries, Egypt was stunned by the conflagration ignited by last October’s Hamas attack inside southern Israel and subsequent Israeli onslaught against Gaza. To Cairo, the war has delivered not just a vast humanitarian crisis, but the potential destruction of the … [Read more...]