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President Trump has opened a frenetic second term by starting political fires while also casting himself as the one to put them out.

The ransomware landscape is changing, with fewer firms willing to pay in 2024.

Editorial: The US’s former allies must not normalise or legitimise the president’s lawless concept of international deal-making

How do adversary-in-the-middle (AitM) attacks work exactly, and why is it important for organizations to take note of this threat?

It does not seem to occur to US administration that to the rest of the world they seem to be advocating a second Nakba

Trump said he doesn’t know ‘what the hell’ Project 2025 is — but there are dozens of parallels between the document and his executive order

A(nother) look at how human trafficking panic gets made.

People have fought tooth and nail against killings, incarceration and displacement from their homeland. They will not give up, says Yara Hawari, co-director of Al Shabaka, the Palestinian Policy Network

Crime researchers use murder (or homicide) rate per 100,000 as a crude measure of the general level of violent interpersonal crime globally. According to the United Nations Office for Drugs and Crime, South Africa’s murder rate of 45 per 100,000 (2023/24) is the second highest for countries that publish crime…

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When Donald Trump assumed power in the United States for a second time, it was initially assumed that it didn’t bode well for Ukraine.