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Congressional China report details alarming military tech theft, war preparations
One day before President Joe Biden was set to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in San Francisco, a U.S. congressional panels said the Biden team has little to show from a series of meetings between senior leaders in recent months which attempted to moderate Beijing’s policies. Read More.
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U.S. Navy stretched thin to cover global contingencies
The Navy, while modern and very competent, is increasingly stretched to cover all contingencies; Not just the 88 feet between baseball bases but commitments and crises as far flung as the Mediterranean Sea, to the Persian Gulf and the wider Pacific. Read More.
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Seoul on alert: Hamas asymmetric attack used North Korean methods, weapons
Hamas's simultaneous incursions by air, land, and sea, in the Oct. 7 attack on Israel rang alarm bells in South Korea as it employed strategies long pursued by North Korea. Read More.
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In first, Pentagon reveals China’s dangerous night-time intercept of B-52 ‘within 10 feet’
China flew one of its fighter jets dangerously close to a U.S. B-52 bomber last week, American military officials said. Read More.
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FBI: ‘Thousands of North Korean IT workers’ freelanced at U.S. firms to fund missile program
North Korea’s government deployed an army of IT workers who deceived businesses into hiring them as freelancers and then sent the millions of dollars they earned to North Korea for its ballistic missile program, the FBI and Department of Justice said. Read More.
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North Korea tied to Hamas weapons, paragliders, tunnels
Hamas reportedly used North Korean weapons and tactics in its surprise attack on Israel on Oct. 7 in which the terror organization slaughtered hundreds of Israeli civilians. Read More.
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Bipartisan commission warns U.S. cannot deter China-Russia strategic threat
The Untied States must rapidly expand its nuclear arsenal or risk being unable to deter the strategic nuclear threat posed by the China-Russia alliance, a new report by the Congressional Commission on the Nuclear Posture of the United States said. Read More.
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Selective intel? U.S. agencies have not 'seen evidence’ Iran planned Hamas attack
Despite multiple reports and the widespread consensus by regional analysts on Iran's involvement in the Hamas attack on Israel , U.S. intelligence agencies responded that they have not seen "evidence" of a coordinated operation. Read More.
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Terror group shares ideological origins with ISIS; Qatar shelters top Hamas official
Following the Hamas terror attacks initiated on Oct. 7 that killed more than 1,000 Israelis, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: “They are savages. Hamas is ISIS.” Read More.
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Taiwan’s submarine breakthrough corrects Washington’s strategic mistake
Since the late 1950s non-Communist Taiwan has always been vulnerable to naval attack or blockade from much larger Communist China, which is now a major existential threat. How so? Read More.
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Citing non-stop purges, China watchers call Xi the ultimate enforcer of Mao-Stalin logic
News outlets including CNN and The Epoch Times have said high-level purges in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are signs of turmoil within the Xi Jinping regime. Read More.
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U.S. intel report warns of expanded and AI-enhanced ‘deepfakes’
“Deepfakes are a particularly concerning type of synthetic media that utilizes artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML) to create believable and highly realistic media,” wrote the authors of the joint report by the National Security Agency, FBI, and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. Read More.
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Whistleblower: CIA analysts were paid to skew assessments of Covid origins
A group of CIA analysts who had come to the conclusion that the Covid virus likely originated in a Wuhan, China lab were paid to skew their assessments, a whistleblower told Congress. Read More.
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China’s vision for space hegemony expands to span Earth’s solar system
In 2019 China’s leading space corporation, the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC), was behind a proposal to create “an Earth-Moon economic zone by 2050” that could generate $10 trillion. Read More.
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China’s nanotech aims for invisible arsenal minus the human element
Chinese advancements in nanotechnology and biotechnology raise new concerns about dual-use, civilian-military applications to produce genetically engineered pathogens for biological warfare, including difficult-to-trace bioweapons, according to reporting by open-source intelligence analysts. Read More.

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