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Rivers, land and livelihood: the cost of Afghanistan’s gold mining
Gold mining in Afghanistan’s northern provinces of Badakhshan and Takhar is rewriting rivers and borders. Locals, researchers and former officials…
How old phone networks became tools for modern surveillance
The rapid expansion of the digital landscape since the early 2000s has brought growing threats to our freedom and privacy…
Explainer: how to spot AI-generated law enforcement videos
After the third federal-agent-involved shooting in Minneapolis, videos claiming to show federal agents confronting protesters or investigating local businesses spread…
Green branding but dirty sourcing: How selective disclosure sustains the clean energy transition while exporting harm
As governments and corporations accelerate the clean energy transition, electric vehicles, wind turbines, and battery storage systems are increasingly framed…
How “Precision Strike” became the go-to word of modern war
After the most recent developments in the world, particularly regarding military operations, there is one term that we hear quite…
Geolocated: suspected TTP fighters filmed operating checkpoint near Peshawar
On March 10, 2026, a video circulated online reportedly showing members of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP, also known as the Pakistani…
Mines, money and middlemen: inside the Taliban’s resource deals with Beijing-linked firms
This report examines the partnerships between Chinese-linked companies and Afghan entities involved in the Amu Darya oil project and the…
Afghanistan after 2021: how IS-KP and TTP are reshaping the militant landscape under Taliban rule
After the fall of the Afghan republic in 2021, IS-KP has emerged as the most dynamic militant group operating from…
Sanctions exposure in Kazakhstan
new Intel Focus investigation highlights continued sanctions-related risks linked to Kazakhstan’s trade in sensitive electronic goods, underscoring how post-2022 export…
Fact check: why the image claiming to show Nicolás Maduro’s capture cannot be verified
An image circulating online claims to show the Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro captured during the US operation in Caracas. Despite…
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