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An article discussing growing sabotage risks to the world's undersea internet cables and power pipelines, centered on Elisabeth Braw's new book 'Undersea War,' which documents incidents like the Russian-linked Eagle S tanker damaging Baltic cables and pipelines.
A simulation tool that models the impact of closing the Strait of Hormuz on global oil trade using real UN Comtrade data, with adjustable parameters for capacity retention, demand/supply elasticity, and emergency stockpile drawdown.
Belgian politicians prioritize outsourcing critical IT to US companies over empowering local engineers, despite new treason and state-secret laws that raise the stakes in case of geopolitical conflict.
Gulf states' AI ambitions are threatened by their heavy reliance on a few vulnerable undersea cables, risking disruptions to data flows and economic transformation.
A detailed list of Dutch government and public organizations that are critically dependent on US cloud services, with implications for societal disruption under potential US sanctions.