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“Nobody said two” – NSN Stands By Report on SANDF Soldiers in DRC
NSN notes the SANDF press statement of 3 April in response to NSN’s 2 April reporting on SANDF personnel being held in M23’s custody in the DRC. NSN is an independent publication that fact checks its reporting rigorously. NSN’s reporting…
South African soldiers surrender to M23 in the DRC and are taken as prisoners
Senior East-African government sources have told NSN that several South African soldiers, deployed by the ANC Government into the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) as part of an ill equipped and ill prepared force, surrendered to M23 rebels this…
How the world was in 2022, and how it might look in 2023: NSN’s review and predictions
NSN’s reviews 2022 and predicts how the world might fare in 2023.
Wagner Group Facing UK Lawsuit As U.S. Considers Whether To Designate It As A Foreign Terrorist Organisation
Wagner group to be sued for billions so court award can be given to victims of the Ukraine War.
U.S. Security Chief: Time for private companies to help protect millions of consumers from cyber attacks
Companies and governments need to work together to combat cyber attacks, says security supremo.
China falls behind in tech battle with the U.S. as sanctions cause collapse of its computer chip industry.
Xi Jinping’s vow to win the global tech battle is sounding increasingly hollow.
Chinese spy convicted of snooping on US defence contractors
FORMER Chicago college student, Ji Chaoqun, has been convicted in Chicago of spying for Chinese intelligence services.
US sanctions two Russian nationals for malign influence operations
Two Russian nationals, four US political groups and their prominent leaders have been sanctioned by the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) and the Department of Justice for plotting malign influence operations. Viewed as a textbook operation, Russian intelligence have…