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Former MI6 Chief Richard Moore: I have never seen the world as 'messy' as it is now
CNBC Television· 2025-11-17 12:23
Geopolitical Landscape - The world is extraordinarily contested and messy, with unresolved issues in Ukraine, Gaza, and Iran [2][3] - Mechanisms in the international system, like the UN Security Council, are not effectively managing conflicts [4] - Russia and Iran are disruptors of the international system, while China is attempting to reshape the entire system [6] - China's approach is likened to climate change, fundamentally altering the international environment [7] Security Threats - Overseas threats, particularly terrorism, remain a primary focus for intelligence agencies [9] - Al-Qaeda and ISIS are suppressed but haven't disappeared and will try to regroup in uncontrolled areas [10][11] Technological Competition - Intelligence agencies must compete in the AI space, combining internal expertise with collaborations with external companies [12][13] - Counterintelligence efforts are needed to protect relationships with intelligence people in countries using surveillance technology, much of it from China [14]
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mert | helius.dev· 2025-11-16 21:28
as geopolitics gets more complex, as valuations get more detached from reality, and as governments go into more debtand as the world's population gets more tech-savvyinternet-native money will become more obviousI don't see how Bitcoin and Zcash don't get much bigger ...
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The Wall Street Journal· 2025-11-15 13:13
The European Union is racing against the clock to overcome Belgium’s objections to a plan to fund Ukraine’s defense using Russian money https://t.co/urVUf7ZtC6 ...
Defense Tech: Palantir’s Mosley on AI, Warfare, and the End of US Unipolarity
Bloomberg Technology· 2025-11-15 06:04
Geopolitical and Technological Shifts - The world is moving away from American unipolarity, with China emerging as a near-peer or potentially stronger adversary [1] - A revolution in artificial intelligence (AI) technology is underway, poised to transform all aspects of life, including defense and military, within 5-10 years [2][3] Palantir's Role and Technology - Palantir provides a software layer for deploying AI models securely, auditably, and transparently, maximizing their value [4] - Palantir's software aims to replace daily tasks involving human cognition, enhancing productivity and efficiency for allies [5][6] - Palantir emphasizes the importance of keeping humans in the loop in automated defense systems, while acknowledging the technological trend towards increased automation [7][8] - Palantir's software acts as a "harness" for AI models, enabling transparent, secure, and auditable decision-making processes [9] AI in Military Context and Ukraine - Ukraine has become a real-world R&D lab for AI in a military context, experiencing rapid advancements in military technology [11][12] - Military technology in Ukraine is experiencing major leaps every 6-8 weeks, necessitating frequent changes in tactics and procedures [14] UK Investment and Expansion - The UK is considered a prime location outside the US and China for engineering talent needed to build Palantir's software [16] - Palantir aims to significantly grow its presence in the UK, building upon its existing 1,000-person office in London, which is its second-largest globally [17] - The UK is viewed as a key military power in Europe, a pillar of NATO, and a potential bridge to the rest of the continent [17][18]
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The Economist· 2025-11-14 16:30
Not everything will go right in the Middle East in 2026. That much is certain. But the worst outcomes may not materialise either. In The World Ahead we lay out the three scenarios that could unfold https://t.co/5nWcWKDgQs ...
Gaurav Srivastava's New Podcast "The Power Circuit" Reveals First Guest Line-Up
Newsfile· 2025-11-14 02:26
Core Insights - Gaurav Srivastava has launched a new podcast titled "The Power Circuit," focusing on the complexities of power dynamics in various contexts [1][2] - The podcast aims to provide in-depth conversations with individuals who have firsthand experience in the field, emphasizing personal and unpredictable aspects of power [2] - New episodes of "The Power Circuit" will be released weekly across major platforms, including YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify [3] Company Background - Gaurav Srivastava is a strategic investor with expertise in energy, commodities, and financial markets, particularly in emerging economies [4] - Since 2008, he has been involved in significant ventures in South Africa's petroleum sector and has established cross-border partnerships in Asia and infrastructure investments in the Middle East [4] - Srivastava is recognized for his commentary on global affairs and has been featured in various financial and geopolitical publications [4]
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The Economist· 2025-11-13 07:40
Japan and the Philippines would struggle to stay out. But what about the rest? https://t.co/BwFXLvXP6s ...
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mert | helius.dev· 2025-11-12 21:42
warning: the first half is basically all geopolitics and the 2nd half is crypto ...
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The Economist· 2025-11-12 06:00
Barbed wire and landmines divide the Koreas. These maps show how the armistice between the countries has allowed a scab to grow over the gash in the peninsula https://t.co/L48i917Aex ...
Chinese threat is one we need to be concerned and worried about, says veteran Phil McConkey
CNBC Television· 2025-11-11 21:17
Joining us now at Post 9, Chance Mims, founder and CEO of Academy, along with the firm's president and former New York Giants great Phil Makanki. It's great to have you guys back and what has been a tradition for us and we're so happy about it. >> Thank you for having us.>> Let's um I' I'd love to hear from both of you. Uh because what matters most to me is hearing from you about what this day means to you. Phil, you go first.Well, personally, um, not only did we serve and the great veterans, but I have a d ...