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U.S. Rebukes Australia Over Proposed Limits on Social Media Algorithms
The U.S. Embassy said a draft law allowing users to opt out of systems that choose what they can see in their feeds could amount to censorship.
Cuba rallies to down PR in 5 sets in Women’s Final Six opener - sanjuandailystar.com
Cuba rallies to down PR in 5 sets in Women’s Final Six opener sanjuandailystar.com
Zelenskyy says Ukraine ready for ‘energy ceasefire,’ calls for trilateral meeting with Putin, Trump
Zelenskyy said Ukraine is ready for an “energy ceasefire” with Russia, provided Moscow stops attacks on critical infrastructure.
The future of European airpower might be unmanned
With one sixth-gen fighter program in Europe dead, could the future for European airpower be drones?
Fed's Collins warns inflation could be 'notably' higher after backing rate hike
There is "an increased likelihood" of inflation staying "notably" above the Federal Reserve's 2% target, Boston Federal Reserve President Susan Collins said.
At least 11 people killed in South Africa township shooting
Armed men open fire at a house party in a Durban township, killing a pregnant woman and 10 others.
Pakistan’s latest Trump bet is on drone firm already selling to India
The company's cofounder is also an ex-Israeli soldier. Pakistan does not recognise Israel.
WHO’S FUTURE IS IT: CHINA OR THE WEST?
As global power shifts, how different are these two visions, and does the future belong to just one?
Eleven killed in mass shooting at house in South Africa
One of those killed is believed to be a pregnant woman, police said.
Air Force BMT Trains Recruits to Adapt When Plan A Fails
Air Force BMT is changing how recruits train, using small teams, aircraft and high-pressure scenarios to build adaptable airmen.
Arkansas Man Charged in Theft of Brass Vases From Military Graves
An Arkansas man faces felony charges after authorities say brass vases worth about $10,000 were stolen from military graves and sold for $130.
Pakistan seals roads to Islamabad before protests for Imran Khan’s release
Police close major highways into Islamabad as supporters of jailed former prime minister plan to march into the capital.
Federal judge delays ruling on White House media ban
During a roughly 45-minute hearing, a lawyer for CNN, Politico and MS NOW disputed Trump administration arguments that the ban was over national security concerns.
The Black Sea Grain System and the Geometry of Food Security
Black Sea grain exports are again a global food-security concern, and Ukraine is seeking more international support for agricultural exports. Beyond the headlines: import dependence of MENA and African states, why price crises and…
Grid Shield: France's Radar Gift and the New Discipline of Civil Air Defense
France is sending radar to shield Ukraine's power grid. Defending civilian infrastructure is becoming its own discipline of air defense — and its own ledger of alliance burden-sharing.
The Diplomacy Discount: Iran's President Asks Whether Talks Are Worth It
Iran's president arrives at the UN General Assembly questioning whether renewed negotiations with Washington are worthwhile. N43 examines ripeness theory, bargaining leverage, sanctions sequencing and what changes when a leader publicly…
The Hard Monopoly: Iraq's Struggle to Disarm Its Militias and Become a State
Iraq faces a difficult push to disarm powerful militias. N43 applies the Weberian lens of state formation, DDR theory and militia political economy to explain why disarmament succeeds or fails.
Seventy-Three Years of Ceasefire: What Ending the Korean War Would Actually Take
The Korean War ended in 1953 with an armistice, not a peace treaty. Seoul wants the technical state of war back on the agenda - but converting a 73-year-old ceasefire into a legal peace is a harder engineering problem than it looks.
The Widening Band: How North Korea's Warhead Count Outgrew Its Own Estimates
AP puts North Korea's arsenal at roughly 57 to more than 100 warheads while testing accelerates and talks stay refused. The width of that estimate band - and the launch cadence that widens it - is the real strategic story.
The Long-Range Strike Exchange: Attrition As A System
Overnight barrages across four Ukrainian regions killed five people, AP reported. The deeper story is a production-versus-interception system: launch rates, interceptor inventories, cost-exchange ratios, and the industrial arithmetic that…
Thirty Years of All-or-Nothing: Lee Jae Myung's Incremental Bet on North Korea
President Lee Jae Myung's incremental approach to North Korean denuclearization revives an old arms-control debate: does step-by-step freezing work where all-at-once disarmament has failed for thirty years?
Designing a Limited Ceasefire: The Architecture of an Energy Truce
Ukraine offered to stop hitting Russian refineries if Russia stops attacking its energy grid. The proposal is less a peace gesture than a design problem: conditional de-escalation, verification under fire, reciprocity monitoring, and the…
Six Wars, One Assembly: The United Nations Faces System Overload
The 81st UN General Assembly convenes amid six simultaneous major wars - Iran, Gaza, Ukraine, Sudan, Congo and Myanmar. N43 examines institutional overload in an organization designed around one or two dominant crises.
Mokha Is the Map: How a Coastal Town Became Yemen's Escalation Ledger
Airstrikes around Mokha killed six as Houthi and Saudi-aligned forces intensify fighting. N43 reads Mokha as geography of escalation: Red Sea corridor control, the Houthi land-sea nexus, and the Bab el-Mandeb disruption economy.
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