Dave Thomas

Experts Warn of Security Risks from Undocumented Communication Devices

Washington, D.C.—U.S. cybersecurity and national security experts have raised alarm over discovering undocumented communication devices embedded in Chinese-manufactured solar power inverters. These devices, which may enable remote control of critical infrastructure, have heightened concerns about potential grid instability and widespread blackouts. Mike Rogers, former director of the U.S. National Security Agency, warned that such vulnerabilities…

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Federal Reserve Warns of Stagflation as Trump Takes Tough Stance on China Trade

Washington, D.C. – The Federal Reserve has warned about the growing risk of stagflation, a rare economic condition marked by high inflation, slow growth, and rising unemployment. Fed Chair Jerome Powell emphasized that the central bank keeps interest rates unchanged while assessing the impact of former President Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policies. Trump, who has…

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The Philippines Reasserts Sovereignty Amid Scarborough Shoal Dispute

The Philippines has once again emphasized its sovereignty over Scarborough Shoal, a contested area in the South China Sea, following China’s accusations of an alleged illegal intrusion by a Philippine naval vessel. The Philippine Navy firmly stated that only its ships and law enforcement vessels have the authority to challenge foreign ships within its maritime…

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Illegal Chinese Nationals and a PLA-Like Uniform Found on Dredger

In a startling incident that raises questions about maritime security and immigration protocols, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) discovered 13 illegal Chinese nationals aboard a dredger in the waters off Bataan. The situation escalated when a uniform resembling that of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) was also found on the vessel, prompting further investigations into…

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Did Israel focus on an act of terrorism?

by Dave Thomas, Associate Editor Israel committed a wave of synchronized pager explosions in Lebanon that was “reckless” because the method did not account for potential civilian casualties, said Edward Snowden. At least ten people were killed, including a child, and some 2,800 injured across Lebanon when handheld pagers used by Hezbollah members simultaneously exploded on Tuesday. The pro-Palestinian…

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