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Industrial Policy Isn't About Creating Jobs

It's a short-sighted approach that distracts us from the more important question.

Reason

Whistleblower calls for government transparency as Congress digs for the truth about UFOs

A congressional subcommittee met on June 26, 2023, to hear testimony from several military officers who allege the government is concealing evidence of UFOs. By holding a hearing on UFOs – now called “unidentified anomalous phenomena” by government agencies – the subcommittee sought to understand whether these UAPs pose a…

The Conversation

Cutting-edge new aircraft have increased NZ’s surveillance capacity – but are they enough in a changing world?

New Zealand’s national security was strengthened this month when the Royal New Zealand Air Force’s newest Boeing P-8A Poseidon aircraft became operational.

The Conversation

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Biden Seeks Compromise On Israeli Legislation Amid Judicial Reform

Senior member of National Security Council emphasizes ongoing US-Israel cooperation in White House briefing

Zenger

Officials juggle several US goals as they award CHIPS money - Roll Call

The Commerce Department has assembled a team to allocate the money Congress provided last year to revitalize the US chip industry.

Roll Call

House Oversight Committee Democrats say Republicans’ Hunter Biden gambit jeopardises national security

Comes after Chuck Grassley released a memo including unverified claims about Joe and Hunter Biden

The Independent UK

Daughter of Hong Kong exiled activist detained by national security police

Mimi Mi Wahng Yuen, daughter of wanted pro-democracy activist Elmer Yuen, taken for questioning, according to local media

The Guardian - AU

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NSG team visits Shimla eatery rocked by explosion

A team from the National Bomb Data Centre of the NSG has come for the post-blast investigation to find out the cause of the explosion at the eatery on Mall Road. Read more on The Hindu

The Hindu

FBI wrongly searched for US senator and state senator in Section 702 spy data, court says

A newly released court opinion says FBI employees wrongly searched foreign surveillance data for the last names of a U.S. senator and a state senator

The Independent UK

FCC Enforcement Bureau Adds Senior Staff

The Enforcement Bureau had announced a number of senior staff appointments

TV Tech

Hong Kong court to decide whether to ban broadcast and distribution of protest song

A Hong Kong court will hand down a closely-watched decision over whether to ban the broadcast and distribution of a protest song after the government asked it to do so in the name of national security

The Independent UK

US says Ukraine’s use of cluster bombs against Russia ‘effective’

White House national security spokesman says controversial US-provided bombs used against Russian military positions.

Al Jazeera

Smart solar tech a national security risk: opposition

Parts of solar panels connected to the internet made by Chinese firms expose the country to security risks, the federal opposition warns.

AAP

Ukraine has begun deploying cluster bombs against Russian forces, says White House

Controversial munitions are being used ‘quite effectively’, claims White House national security spokesman

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U.S. says Russia is laying the groundwork to attack civilian ships and blame Ukraine

The National Security Council declassified information about what it called an attempted "false flag operation" by Russia as global food supply is threatened.

The Guardian - AU

Bernard Collaery’s lawyers argue secret ‘court-only’ evidence should be banned in national security cases

In evidence to the national security law watchdog, the legal team said the NSI Act had fundamental issues and needed reforming

AAP

Collaery case exposes 'problematic' security laws

Lawyers for Bernard Collaery have told an inquiry that his legal case exposed multiple issues with national security laws, which are now being reviewed.

Fortune

Hong Kong braces for the beginning of the end of its open internet

The city government is seeking a ban on the online dissemination of a protest song, which, if granted, could set a new precedent for some U.S. tech giants.

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Al Jazeera

New Zealand shooting kills two ahead of World Cup tournament

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has assured the public that there is ‘no wider national security threat’ from the shooting.

The Independent UK

Home Secretary ‘particularly concerned’ about rapid development of AI chatbots

Suella Braverman’s comments came as she was pressed by Labour and the SNP about an update to the UK’s counter-terrorism strategy.

The Independent UK

China looks to Kissinger meeting to improve strained relations with US

Amid a steep downturn in relations with the United States, China has looked to a meeting with former U.S. national security adviser and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger to revive positive momentum

The Guardian - AU

Foreign spies using sensitive court proceedings to collect information, Australia’s intelligence community says

Director general of national intelligence says NSI Act needs to be modernised but defended tough secrecy laws amid ‘unprecedented’ levels of espionage

The Guardian - AU

Consultancy firms’ tactics under scrutiny – as it happened

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Zenger

Israeli And British Security Officials Hold Strategic Dialogue On Iranian Threat

National security representatives discuss Iran, Russia-Ukraine war, and Palestinian arena

AAP

Courts are vulnerable to foreign spies, inquiry told

Office of National Intelligence Director-General Andrew Shearer says court cases present an opportunity for information to fall into the hands of spies.

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