Author: Esiri Edward

Here is a strange fact about coastlines: nobody can agree how long any of them actually are. Measure a coast with a long ruler and you get one number; measure the same coast with a shorter ruler that dips into every cove and inlet, and the total balloons. Mathematicians call this the coastline paradox, and…

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July 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Strider Technologies, the leading provider of strategic intelligence, has today published a new report uncovering how Russia is circumventing sanctions to access sensitive components through Indian intermediaries, exploiting the manufacturing, trade, and research ecosystems that power Europe’s relationship with India

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Two new satellites have officially joined Europe’s Galileo satellite navigation constellation, reinforcing its capability, resilience and operational autonomy. SAT 33 and SAT 34 bring added redundancy to what is widely regarded as the world’s most advanced global navigation satellite system, supporting continuous, reliable data provision for billions of users worldwide. Four Galileo First Generation satellites…

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TRINCOMALEE, July 27, 2026:On July 26, the United States and Sri Lanka launched the sixth iteration of Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT), a bilateral maritime exercise that strengthens the ability of our navies to work together in support of maritime security, humanitarian assistance and disaster response, and a safer, more secure Indian Ocean. Hosted…

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