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Class(room) struggle
by Robert Muggah
Headlines around the world broadcast flames engulfing Limoges’s historic town hall. Across France on the same day, October 17, roughly 550,000 people marched by the interior ministry’s count, though organisers put the figu...
The slow burn
by Robert Muggah
America is becoming more dangerous for politicians even as most protests remain peaceful. Threat cases opened by the Capitol Police have almost quadrupled since 2017, and attacks on public figures have become a recurring f...
Congo’s Ebola reaches Kenya
This is the second in a SecDev series on outbreak risk. The first, ‘Broken glass in Siberia’, examined a suspected plague death at a Russian laboratory. Both combine open-source intelligence (OSINT), advanced OSINT techniques, AI-enabled...
Broken glass in Siberia
A death in Shelekhov
On September 29th a 28 year-old laboratory technician was admitted to the district hospital in Shelekhov, a factory town twenty kilometres from Irkutsk. She had severe pneumonia and was put on a ventilator. She di...
Feeling for the red line
by Robert Muggah
The war is entering a more dangerous phase as Russian operations around Ukraine come into closer contact with NATO territory and forces. In recent days Romania shot down three intruding drones on consecutive days in July....
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