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Fortifying the Digital Frontier: Top Cybersecurity Agencies in the U.S. for 2025

Written by Irakli Gagua on March 7, 2025. Posted in Security. No Comments on Fortifying the Digital Frontier: Top Cybersecurity Agencies in the U.S. for 2025

As the digital landscape expands, so do the threats lurking within it. In 2025, robust cybersecurity is no longer a luxury, but a necessity for businesses of all sizes. Navigating this complex environment requires expertise, cutting-edge technology, and a proactive approach. This article highlights the top cybersecurity agencies in the United States, poised to lead the charge in protecting your digital assets in the year ahead.

France Proposes European Nuclear Umbrella Amid Rising Threats and U.S. Uncertainty

Written by Irakli Gagua on March 5, 2025. Posted in Politics, World. 6 Comments on France Proposes European Nuclear Umbrella Amid Rising Threats and U.S. Uncertainty

PARIS, March 5 — French President Emmanuel Macron announced a seismic shift in European defense strategy on Wednesday, declaring France’s willingness to extend its nuclear deterrent to protect EU allies during a televised address. The move comes as Europe grapples with escalating Russian aggression, faltering U.S. commitments, and urgent calls for continental self-reliance.

U.S. Halts Aid to Ukraine: Decoding Trump’s Strategic Shift and Kyiv’s Precarious Future

Written by Irakli Gagua on March 4, 2025. Posted in Politics, United States. 6 Comments on U.S. Halts Aid to Ukraine: Decoding Trump’s Strategic Shift and Kyiv’s Precarious Future

IntroductionIn a move that sent shockwaves through global diplomacy, the United States has suspended all pending military aid to Ukraine, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war. The decision, framed by the Trump administration as a “temporary pause,” is widely interpreted as a strategic realignment with far-reaching consequences. Political analyst Andrei Illarionov dissects the motivations behind this shift, tracing it to President Trump’s worldview, U.S. fiscal pressures, and the pervasive influence of Russian disinformation.

U.S. Appoints Senior Advisor for Caucasus Negotiations

Written by Oli Pipia on August 26, 2022. Posted in Politics, United States, World. 1 Comment on U.S. Appoints Senior Advisor for Caucasus Negotiations

Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday introduced the visit of Ambassador Philip T. Reeker as the USA’ Senior Advisor for Caucasus Negotiations, the State Department reported. Official Baku fasted to caution the united state versus what it called the “reanimation” of the OSCE Minks Group procedure, which it considers as being lengthy dead.

U.S. Department of Transportation proposes to give flyers more opportunities to get a refund

Written by Oli Pipia on August 4, 2022. Posted in Business, Consumer & Service, Economy, Travel Report. No Comments on U.S. Department of Transportation proposes to give flyers more opportunities to get a refund

New regulations recommended by the Transportation Department would certainly need airline companies to supply refunds when they postpone residential trips for 3 hrs or longer or hold-up worldwide trips for 6 hrs or longer.