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International

How a distant conflict can raise the price of everyday goods

International

How Distant Conflicts Impact Everyday Prices

Peter G. Killigang

A war or political clash occurring far from home can push up the cost of everyday items through a cascading mix of economic and logistical pressures. Today’s supply networks are…

International

Why information manipulation threatens democratic stability

Peter G. Killigang

Democratic stability rests on citizens who stay well-informed, institutions that earn public confidence, a common set of debated yet broadly accepted facts, and orderly transfers of power. Information manipulation —…

International

Defending Critical Infrastructure from Cyberattacks

Peter G. Killigang

Essential infrastructure—power grids, water treatment, transportation systems, healthcare networks, and telecommunications—underpins modern life. Digital attacks on these systems can disrupt services, endanger lives, and cause massive economic damage. Effective protection…

International

The Architect: Rubio’s Path from Planning to Power in Maduro’s Operation

Peter G. Killigang

Marco Rubio and the high-stakes U.S. gamble in post-Maduro VenezuelaThe dramatic capture of Nicolás Maduro marked a turning point in U.S.–Venezuela relations. At the center of that moment stood Marco…

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International

Secret Caracas Raid: Maduro Arrested, Taken to New York

Peter G. Killigang

Venezuela woke on Saturday to a tense mix of relief, celebration, and fear after U.S. forces captured President Nicolás Maduro following a night of explosions and targeted strikes across the…

International

Russia’s Desperate Recruitment: Foreign Fighters in Ukraine

Peter G. Killigang

Facing a decline in local recruitment, Moscow reportedly sought foreign fighters, often through deception or pressure, enticing them with financial incentives and citizenship to participate in the conflict in Ukraine.Russian…

Ukraine seeks Zelensky-Trump meeting as White House says further peace talks needed

International

Ukraine’s Push for Trump Meeting

Peter G. Killigang

Ukraine’s request for a high-level meeting comes at a moment when diplomatic pressure is intensifying and international expectations for a renewed peace strategy continue to rise. The timing reflects both…

How Japan’s new prime minister has brought China’s ‘wolf warriors’ back out

International

Japan’s Leader Sparks China’s ‘Wolf Warrior’ Response

Peter G. Killigang

Japan’s first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, faces a diplomatic storm as tensions between Tokyo and Beijing flare over Taiwan. What began as a cautious exchange of handshakes has quickly…

A seismic shift in computing is on the horizon (and it’s not AI)

International

The Impending Computing Transformation (Not Driven by AI)

Peter G. Killigang

The realm of computation is poised for a profound shift, potentially overshadowing the current enthusiasm surrounding AI. Novel technological advancements are set to reshape our methods of information processing, data…

How drones and AI are protecting the Brazilian rainforest

International

Safeguarding Brazil’s Rainforest with Drones and AI

Peter G. Killigang

In the heart of the Amazon, a new generation of technology is emerging as one of nature’s strongest allies. Artificial intelligence and drones are transforming how Brazil monitors, protects, and…