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Globalsecurity.org - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 05:50
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Catégories: Defence`s Feeds

NAS JRB Fort Worth to Support Border Security Efforts

Globalsecurity.org - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 05:50
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has commanded the Texas Military Department to deploy the Texas Tactical Border Force to the Rio Grande Valley, coordinating efforts with U.S. Border Patrol under the Trump administration initiatives. The 136th Airlift Wing, a unit of the Texas Air National Guard based at Naval Air Station (NAS) Joint Reserve Base (JRB) Fort Worth, plays a role in this operation.
Catégories: Defence`s Feeds

Generative AI makes Chinese, Iranian hackers more efficient, report says

Globalsecurity.org - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 05:49
A report issued Wednesday by Google found that hackers from numerous countries, particularly China, Iran and North Korea, have been using the company's artificial intelligence-enabled Gemini chatbot to supercharge cyberattacks against targets in the United States.
Catégories: Defence`s Feeds

Royaume-Uni: le gouvernement soutient une troisième piste d'atterrissage à Heathrow

RFI (Europe) - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 05:05
Le gouvernement britannique soutient la construction d’une troisième piste d’atterrissage à l’aéroport londonien de Heathrow, le plus fréquenté d’Europe. Le projet est évoqué depuis plus de quinze ans, le Parlement avait déjà approuvé en 2018, avant de tomber dans l’oubli avec la crise sanitaire, mais l’expansion de l’aéroport suscite toujours un débat animé au Royaume-Uni.
Catégories: Union européenne

Lockheed Tapped For F-16 Singapore Program | Smartshooter Unveiled Portable Counter-Drone System | Poland To Procure Anti-Radiation Missiles

Defense Industry Daily - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 05:00
Americas Lockheed Martin won an $11 million modification for continued flight testing in support of the F-16 Singapore upgrade program. Work will be performed in Fort Worth, Texas, and is expected to be completed by January 29, 2027. FMS funds in the amount of $11,162,208 will be obligated at the time of award. The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, is the contracting activity. Textron Aviation has secured a contract to deliver seven Beechcraft King Air 260 multi-engine aircraft for the Royal Canadian Air Force’s (RCAF) Future Aircrew Training (FAcT) program. The planes will replace the military’s Beechcraft King Air C-90B fleet that has been operating for flight practice since 2005. The new systems will be provided with a night vision-compatible cockpit, engineer monitoring, digital audio system, specialized wing angle, full-face oxygen masks, and observer, emergency, and passenger seats. Middle East & Africa Israeli sighting specialist Smartshooter has unveiled a portable counter-drone system with an assault rifle as the effector. The rifle is controlled through the Smash Dome’s Smash Hopper remote-controlled weapon station. For greater target engagement accuracy, the station uses a ballistically calculated fire control system. Europe The Polish government has signed an agreement […]
Catégories: Defence`s Feeds

The Media's Post-Gaza-War Propaganda Campaign Against Israel Is Already Under Way

Daled Amos - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 03:53

The cease-fire is holding, Israeli hostages are being exchanged for Palestinian terrorists, and the stage is being set for further Israeli compromises.

What could go wrong?

Typical of the media agenda leading up to the cease-fire is the sloppy media narrative as per The Washington Post:

The conflict started when Hamas-led fighters attacked southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, killing around 1,200 people and taking more than 250 others hostage. The Israeli military responded with a brutal campaign that destroyed much of Gaza and killed at least 47,000 people, according to the Gaza Health Ministry, which does not distinguish between civilians and combatants but says the majority of the dead are women and children....in which:
  • Hamas terrorists are described as "Hamas-led fighters
  • The massacre is described merely as an attack, with no modifier
  • While the Israeli retaliation is described with an added adjective as a brutal campaign
  • At least 47,000 were killed -- despite analyses that dispute that number
  • The Gaza Health Ministry is quoted, without mentioning it is controlled by Hamas
  • The claim that the majority of those dead are "women and children" without mentioning contrary views
  • No mention of what age range defines "children"
  • No mention of the Hamas rockets landing in Gaza or how many Gazans killed by those rockets

Now, the media is framing the appropriate cease-fire narrative for their audiences. All this time, the media has carefully eschewed labeling Hamas as terrorists. This is hardly the time to describe the agreement as swapping of hostages for terrorists. Instead, we have descriptions along the lines of The New York Times:

Mere "prisoners"?

In the second paragraph, they clarify:

In the West Bank city of Ramallah, crowds of Palestinians held aloft the returning prisoners, many of whom had been jailed for deadly militant attacks against Israelis

Give The New York Times credit for at least admitting that the attacks were deadly. But many of them were guilty of "deadly attacks"?

Honest Reporting points out that actually the vast majority of the first batch of "prisoners" -- 83% -- were guilty of violent and deadly offenses.

f But the New York Times "admission" of deadly attacks does not stop them from gushing:


"One of the largest prisoner exchanges" -- a prime example of New York Times evenhandedness, equating hostages with terrorists, "some" of whom are serving life sentences, without any specifics as to why.

Speaking about that exchange, it is noteworthy that Hamas violated the agreement during the second exchange. As The Washington Post noted:Israel said Saturday that Hamas had violated the deal, which required it to release all living civilian women first. Israel had expected that Arbel Yehud, a 29-year-old civilian who was abducted with her boyfriend from Kibbutz Nir Oz on Oct. 7, would be among those in the Saturday release. [the article is reposted on msn.com]JNS therefore duly noted that Israel took measures to ensure that Hamas would follow through by releasing Israeli hostage Arbel Yehud as agreed:

But CNN's sloppily constructed headline could not be bothered with the facts:

The headline paints Israel in the worst possible light. It is not until the eighth paragraph that CNN deigns to inform us:Israel has been pushing for the release of Arbel Yehud, 29, who was kidnapped from her home in kibbutz Nir Oz. Israel says she is a civilian and should have been released Saturday.Not only does CNN bury this important detail, but they also make it seem that Israel is inconveniencing the hapless Hamas terrorist leaders by "pushing" for the release.

In case you are wondering just how many cease-fire violations is Hamas guilty of violating...

According to Haaretz, Hamas is guilty of 3 violations:The first, current phase of the deal was intended to be the simplest of the deal's proposed three phases. Both Hamas and Israel are thought to be committed to the so-called humanitarian part of the phase, but obstacles thrown up by both sides have threatened to stop the deal before it even began.

Hamas failed to submit to Israel the names of the hostages to be released in time, didn't release the civilian hostage Arbel Yehoud as promised and delayed issuing the list specifying which of the hostages designated for release are still alive. Israel, for its part, delayed allowing displaced residents of northern Gaza to return to their homes in response.The 3 Hamas violations are:
  • Failing to submit to Israel the names of the hostages to be released in time
  • Not releasing the civilian hostage Arbel Yehoud as promised
  • Delaying issuing the list specifying which of the hostages designated for release are still alive

But wait! Israel also placed an obstacle preventing the smooth proceeding of the cease-fire. According to Haaretz, Israel put an obstacle in the way of the cease-fire by insisting on the release of a kidnapped hostage as per the agreement.

In their haste to be "fair" and find something to pin on Israel, Haaretz claims that "obstacles thrown up by both sides have threatened to stop the deal before it even began," But the one "obstacle" by Israel clearly happened after the cease-fire began.

Now the campaign to erase Hamas responsibility for the war begins, as CNN tells us that this is not Hamas's war at all:

After 16 months of war, we were inundated by the media agenda to reframe the Hamas massacre itself and the war that Israel had to wage to protect itself.
Now, we should prepare for the media's coverup of the cease-fire as well.






Catégories: Middle East

Face à la guerre d’agression, Félix Tshisekedi appelle à la résilience et résistance

Radio Okapi / RD Congo - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 02:20


Le Chef de l’Etat Félix Tshisekedi a invité, mercredi 29 janvier, les Congolais à faire preuve de résistance et surtout de résilience face à l’aggravation sans précédente de la situation sécuritaire dans l’Est du pays.


Il a lancé cette invitation au cours d’un discours à la nation en direct sur la chaine de télévision nationale, RTNC.

Catégories: Afrique

Son père, son procès, Bayrou, Macron et Trump : ce qu’il faut retenir de l’interview de Marine Le Pen

Le Point / France - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 02:12
Pour son retour mediatique, Marine Le Pen a dit miser sur une dissolution entre l'ete et l'automne. N'excluant pas une demission d'Emmanuel Macron, elle a << hate >> d'arriver au pouvoir.
Catégories: France

Federal Intelligence Service to participate in Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Centre of Excellence

Globalsecurity.org - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 02:02
At its meeting on 29 January 2025, the Federal Council approved the signing of a memorandum of understanding that will allow Switzerland to participate in the OSINT Centre of Excellence. This will strengthen the Federal Intelligence Service's early detection capabilities for threats, dangers and crises.
Catégories: Defence`s Feeds

Le président Tshisekedi assure qu'une "riposte vigoureuse" de l'armée est en cours en RD Congo

France24 / Afrique - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 01:06
Dans une adresse à la nation, le président congolais Félix Tshisekedi a lancé mercredi soir un message d'espoir, assurant que "la RDC surmontera cette tempête" et annonçant une "riposte rigoureuse et coordonnée". Il a également condamné la passivité de la communauté internationale.
Catégories: Afrique

How a US freeze upended global aid in a matter of days

BBC Africa - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 01:05
The State Department says the freeze was the only way to evaluate aid programs and defended the pause.
Catégories: Africa

Congolese President Skips Crisis Meeting With Rwanda

Foreign Policy - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 01:00
The emergency regional leaders’ summit aimed to address ongoing fighting between Rwandan-backed rebels and Congolese forces.

Minority Government in Japan

SWP - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 01:00

Ishiba Shigeru became prime minister of Japan in October 2024, after unexpectedly winning the leadership of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). His long-desired success came with a bitter aftertaste, however. After a poor showing for the LDP in the lower house elections at the end of October 2024, Ishiba now heads a minority government. His party is mired in crisis over the largest political funding scandal in decades, while upper house elections are scheduled for the summer of 2025. Domestic politics will undoubtedly demand Ishiba’s attention in the coming months – at a time when the country faces tremendous foreign and security challenges.

RD Congo : Tshisekedi dénonce "l'inaction" de la communauté internationale

France24 / Afrique - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 00:13
Dans une adresse à la nation retransmise à la télévision, Félix Tshisekedi a longuement salué la "bravoure, discipline et l'engagement" des forces armées congolaises. Il a lancé un message d'espoir : "la RDC surmontera cette tempête", annonçant une riposte "rigoureuse et coordonnée", analyse Aurélie Bazzara-Kibangula, correspondante France 24 en RD Congo. Le président congolais a également condamné la passivité de la communauté internationale.
Catégories: Afrique

Alerte météo en Algérie ce jeudi 30 janvier : ciel couvert et pluvieux attendu dans ces régions

Algérie 360 - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 00:13

Alors que le mois de janvier touche à sa fin, les conditions météorologiques changent radicalement après une période de stabilité. Un temps hivernal s’installe, marqué […]

L’article Alerte météo en Algérie ce jeudi 30 janvier : ciel couvert et pluvieux attendu dans ces régions est apparu en premier sur .

Catégories: Afrique

Cinq ans après le Brexit, un bilan mitigé pour les agriculteurs

RFI (Europe) - jeu, 30/01/2025 - 00:12
Cela fait cinq ans que le Royaume-Uni a officiellement quitté l’Union européenne. Le 31 janvier 2020, une période de transition s’ouvrait pour faciliter le passage, mais les Britanniques n’étaient déjà plus citoyens de l’UE. En 2016, ils avaient voté en majorité pour le Brexit, et le milieu agricole comptait parmi les fervents partisans de la sortie. Cinq ans plus tard, le bilan est mitigé.
Catégories: Union européenne

Greece launching its first quality-of-care strategy to transform healthcare

Euractiv.com - mer, 29/01/2025 - 23:45

The Greek Health Minister told Euractiv that the government aims to create an environment in which patients can be confident that their care is of high quality and that their rights and values are respected.

The post Greece launching its first quality-of-care strategy to transform healthcare appeared first on Euractiv.

Catégories: European Union

Trump Prepping to Detain Thousands of Migrants at Guantánamo

Foreign Policy - mer, 29/01/2025 - 23:27
Human rights groups are already criticizing the proposed move.

India Knows What Makes Trump Tick

Foreign Policy - mer, 29/01/2025 - 23:11
New Delhi’s position as a net security provider makes it more likely to get off to a good start with the new White House.

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