A shift is happening in how security teams decide what actually matters, and Terra Security clearly wants to sit right at the center of that shift. The company announced new capabilities designed for…
It’s a strange feeling when a sentence sounds like history even as it’s spoken, and that’s exactly how Brig. Gen. (Res.) Dr. Daniel Gold’s announcement landed today at DefenseTech Week in Tel Aviv.…
Sometimes you catch an event title and it just sticks — short, clipped, direct, and a bit electric. DefenseTech Week feels like that. It signals urgency without yelling, innovation without the…
Funny how Oxford Street can still surprise you. You walk past the usual crowd — tourists with Selfridges bags, commuters dodging umbrellas even when it’s not raining, sneakerheads scanning window…
Strange how a vast, frozen continent most of us will never step foot on still feels oddly symbolic — almost like a mirror held up to humanity, asking whether we’re capable of restraint. Today marks 66…
Some days have energy you can feel before anything actually happens — today has that. Not loud, not frantic, just this subtle pressure hovering between I should be practical and oh come on, just get…
Some dates feel like punctuation marks. December 1 sits differently — more like a doorway. It’s the first step into the last month of the year, a moment when the calendar feels both reflective and…
Some scenes linger long after you’ve walked away, and this one feels like that sort of memory — warm, smoky, and slightly chaotic in the best possible way. The air looks thick with the smell of…
Something about this date tends to feel both solemn and celebratory at the same time. The streets fill with flags — those deep, slightly muted blue-yellow-red tricolors that flutter differently when…
Some stories don’t creep into the global conversation quietly — they arrive with shockwaves, and this one feels like one of those turning points. Off the coast of Dakar, an oil tanker carrying diesel…