Attacks on company management is a worrying trend
The recent alleged attack on the home of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shows the increasing threat faced by company management from people intending them harm, for whatever reason. The 20-year-old…
Disaster resilience is a jobs issue, World Bank argues
Unmanaged disaster risk is one of the biggest threats to job creation in the developing world. So said the World Bank Group in a new brief. Annual World Bank investment…
UK dithers on defence
As global threats increase, the UK government has once again pushed back its ten-year plan for investment in defence. It will now be published in the summer, back from the…
Should schools have quick access to bleed kits?
A campaigner has said that UK secondary schools should have bleed kits on the premises and provision should be mandatory. Peter Dutch is behind a community interest company called Colchester…
US moves toward automatic draft
Young American men could be automatically enrolled in the military draft registry as soon as December. The proposal would end more than four decades of self-registration. The Selective Service System…
Russian preps for war on UK with spy fleet
Three Russian submarines have spent more than a month loitering over critical undersea data cables in the North Atlantic. This has just been revealed by Britain's defence secretary John Healey.…
Russia threatens Westminster Bridge
State media figures in Russia are demanding retribution against a key London landmark. The calls came after it emerged British-supplied drones were used to destroy a Russian-held bridge in Ukraine.…
Red faces all around as UK’s naval deterrent in Mediterranean goes into dock for repairs
Just weeks after being posted to watch over Cyprus, the UK's Royal Navy type 45 destroyer HMS Dragon is back in dock. The ship has made an unplanned stop in…
What really happened at Gatwick? The report the government is fighting to keep hidden
Is the UK's Department for Transport (DfT) report on the 2018 Gatwick drone disruption being blocked? According to the media, government lawyers are fighting the Information Commissioner's decision that the…
UK population unprepared for conflict
A retired RAF officer and now a UK member of parliament believes people are not prepared for the effects that war in the Middle East will have on them and…
