Many large U.S. companies publicly commit to hiring and supporting veterans. What does available data say about whether these efforts translate into lasting career outcomes?
New study explores. ⤵ https://t.co/VqqpNKiopu
Barring various tail risks, global economic growth should improve in 2027, and inflation should fall as productivity-enhancing technological innovations provide a strong tailwind for the global economy, @Nouriel writes. https://t.co/3EOlX7e6cz
EXCLUSIVE: EU governments should change laws to allow defense companies to take down suspicious drones overflying their plants, a senior executive at Franco-German arms-maker KNDS told us.
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BREAKING: Yemeni deputy defence minister tells Al Jazeera government forces are focusing operations on reclaiming Bab al-Mandeb and Mocha.
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The U.S. removed all its B-1 bombers from the U.K.’s RAF Fairford air base, a decision stemming from security concerns over suspected terror plots against the facility, American officials said. https://t.co/skDuWqnuii
The immediate consequences of the natural-gas crisis are potentially bad enough. The knock-on effects could keep the market out of whack for years to come https://t.co/XcJ6vDZWuU
Iran’s top negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has said the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until the US accepts Tehran’s seven-day plan to reopen the waterway, according to state-linked news agency Nournews.
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Night after night, jet-powered drones and missiles are pulverising infrastructure in the Odesa region — and the capital Kyiv — targeting especially the electricity grid to bring the two cities to their knees. https://t.co/8h0AwtVuJk
Germany and France are urging the European Union to adopt new powers that would enable the bloc to cut off access to its single market if China or other nations destabilize trade relations. https://t.co/Zbbp9a6hre
In Chinese official circles, “you don’t hear so many statements gesturing to this concern that AI could wipe out all of humanity,” says @kyleichan. Listen to the latest episode of “The Foreign Affairs Interview”:
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The U.S. military has removed all of its bombers from Royal Air Force Fairford, a base that authorities in the United Kingdom called the target of a suspected terror plot.
The Pentagon confirmed the redeployment of the aircraft in a statement Sunday. https://t.co/YeNdOxDYw7
Japan’s Ministry of Defense (MOD) released its fiscal year 2027 budget request in early August. At approximately 9.3 trillion yen – a 3.8 percent increase from FY2026 – it is the largest defense budget request in the country’s postwar history. https://t.co/kuixEuLRXK
The Baltic state is preparing to carry out deep strikes inside its neighbour, as officials fear an opportunistic gamble by the Kremlin and say that neither they nor Nato are deterring such a scenario at present. https://t.co/db4TQfvQvr
‼️ ALERT - Exchange admins should review this now.
CVE-2026-96940 can allow an authenticated attacker to access other users’ mailboxes and read emails and attachments within the same organization.
Microsoft has issued out-of-band fixes.
Read: https://t.co/ZK1pUTi59Y
“Permanent conflict will only further elevate Iranians in uniform over Iranians in suits—and perhaps even over Iranians in clerical garb,” writes @AliVaez.
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