India to Iran: How two wars shaped the rise of Pakistan’s Asim Munir
The war against India a year ago led to Munir’s elevation to the status of field marshal. Now he’s playing peacemaker.
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A year in, Zoom’s CISO reflects on balancing security and business
In this Help Net Security interview, Sandra McLeod, CISO at Zoom, reflects on her first year in the role. She talks about moving from reactive firefighting to business strategy, and what she heard from engineers, the board, and customers during her ear…
Interview – Rhys Machold
Rhys examines how homeland security operates globally through networks of power, colonial legacies and counterterrorism practices with insights from Israel and India.
Why is India’s Manipur burning for three years?
After three years of ethnic clashes, Manipur still remains on edge, with fears that the conflict could spiral further.
Gaza’s unseen casualties: A surge in stillbirths and birth defects
Gaza sees a 140% rise in stillbirths and a doubling of congenital anomalies as the devastating impacts of war linger.
Shot by Israeli forces, Hala, 18 and Mohammad, 13 fight for their lives
A Gaza bride-to-be and a 13-year-old West Bank boy fight for their lives after being shot in the head by Israeli forces.
Second round in Islamabad: Who are the main US-Iran negotiators?
Fresh talks between the US and Iran are uncertain. But these are the key figures who have driven negotiations so far.
To stay or to go? No good options for Lebanon’s displaced
Residents of southern Lebanon face a stark choice: stay home and risk being killed, or flee and risk deepening poverty.
As fentanyl crisis evolves, experts say US is still ‘behind the eight ball’
The Trump administration’s militarised approach and cuts to health programmes threaten progress against fentanyl.
Australia scrambles to secure energy as war on Iran fuels uncertainty
Heavily dependent on imported oil, Australia looks for quick fixes from regional diplomacy to free train rides.