Daily Brief: 30 December 2025
Russian jammers cut American precision weapons' accuracy in half. Africa's newest military alliance fields 5,000 troops against insurgents that keep multiplying.
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Daily Brief: 29 December 2025
Pacific micro-states auction themselves to superpowers while Japan spends $58B on defense it constitutionally can't use offensively.
Daily Brief: 28 December 2025
Japan spends $58B on weapons it constitutionally can't use. Sudan's peace deals have produced more wars than victories.
Daily Brief: 27 December 2025
Russia lowers nuclear thresholds yet avoids escalation. Taiwan's silicon shield expires as America builds its own chips by 2030.
Daily Brief: 26 December 2025
America sanctions its allies for regulating Big Tech while scrambling to match China's ten-million drone advantage with 60-day delivery promises.
Daily Brief: 25 December 2025
Sudan's 14 million displaced trigger no intervention while Russia systematically blinds the satellites keeping Ukraine connected.
Daily Brief: 24 December 2025
Sahel juntas trade French colonialism for Russian dependency while Beijing's 100+ new ICBMs force Washington to split nuclear focus between Moscow and China.
Daily Brief: 23 December 2025
Russian shadow tankers map NATO's undersea cables while Silicon Valley controls half the world's ocean bandwidth—but Pacific nations can't fix their own internet when it breaks.
Daily Brief: 22 December 2025
China's missiles turn US Pacific bases into sitting ducks. Sudan's war economy thrives in plain sight while generating the world's largest refugee crisis.
Daily Brief: 21 December 2025
The internet ran out of addresses 14 years ago, creating a digital tax on developing nations. Australia's terror threat came from a strategic partner, not the usual suspects.
Daily Brief: 20 December 2025
Aviation systems still run on 1960s code that six-character guesses can crack. Cannabis moves from Schedule I to III, creating more regulatory confusion than clarity.
Daily Brief: 19 December 2025
Software built on 97% borrowed code faces 1,300% more attacks. China and Russia's 8,500-word "partnership" can't hide who's really in charge.
