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Jun

CIA, data loss, espionage, Joshua Schulte, pejournal, Political Economy Journal

Political Economy Journal: The largest data loss in CIA history

PEJOURNAL - A specialized CIA unit that developed hacking tools and cyber weapons didn’t do enough to protect its own operations and wasn't prepared to respond when its secrets were exposed, according to an internal report prepared after the worst data loss in the central intelligence agency’s history. "These shortcomings were emblematic of a culture that evolved over years that too often prioritized creativity and collaboration at the expense of security,” according to the report, which raises questions about cybersecurity practices inside U.S. intelligence agencies. Sen. Ron Wyden, a senior member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, obtained the redacted report…

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20

Jun

Libya, pejournal, Russia, Turkey

Political Economy Journal: Russia in Libya

Recently, new images of the presence of Russian MiG-29 and Sukhoi-24 fighters at the Al-Jafra Air Base in Libya were released, along with images of the P-18 long-range surveillance radar. Russia, along with Arab countries such as the United Arab Emirates and Egypt, has recently launched a military intervention in Libya in support of General Khalifa Haftar, while Turkey has also supported the national unity government. Everyone in the world has predicted the decline of the United States, and they are looking to get a bigger part of the global cake in the next world, and in the meantime, the…

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19

Jun

England, European Troika, Ferance, GERMANY, IAEA, Iran, JCPOA, pejournal, Political Economy Journal, UN Resolution 2231, US

Political Economy Journal: Bitter end of JCPOA

PEJOURNAL - Recently, following the unofficial publication of the US resolution draft on the continuation of Iran's arms embargo after the expiration of the legal deadline set in UN Resolution 2231, Admiral Ali Shamkhani, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, warned that if Iran arms embargoes extends by the UN Security Council, and then JCPOA will procced to its "eternal death." the European Troika anti-Iranian resolution proposed in the IAEA Board of Governors, is in fact a new step in increasing the pressure on Iran and will definitely be accompanied by Iran's reaction. The Wall Street Journal…

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18

Jun

cruise missiles, electronic war, Indian Ocean, Iran navy, Oman Sea, pejournal

Political Economy Journal: Iran navy test fires cruise missiles resistant to ‘electronic war,

PEJOURNAL - Iran test fired cruise missiles in a naval exercise in the Oman Sea and Northern Indian Ocean, on Thursday, according to our field reporter. The missiles which were designed and produced by the defence ministry and the Iranian navy, destroyed targets at a distance of 280 kilometers (170 miles). The tests took place during a naval drill by Iran’s Navy in the Oman Sea and Northern Indian Ocean. Two kinds of missiles were fired, without elaborating, being launched from both a truck and a ship, hitting a buoyant target in the sea. Iran’s Navy chief, Adm. Hossein Khanzadi,…

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18

Jun

cruise missiles, Iran, navy, pejournal, Persian Gulf, Political Economy Journal, supersonic, test-fire

Iran’s supersonic cruise missiles

 “ Iran Army and Defense Ministry are getting ready to produce supersonic cruise missiles using new generation of propulsion systems together with vertical lunching system to make Iran warships able of carrying more supersonic missiles ” Iran’s Navy chief, Adm. Hossein Khanzadi

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18

Jun

digital totalitarianism, Medvedev, pejournal, Political Economy Journal, Russia

Political Economy Journal: “The productivity of digitalization should not be bought at the cost of digital totalitarianism” Medvedev

Russia's deputy head of the National Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev, said in an article published in Russia in World Politics magazine that the economic efficiency that digitalization creates should not be achieved at the cost of "digital totalitarianism." He stated "The digital sector will undoubtedly become an important factor in the economic, social and political development of the world after the pandemic. But the precise demarcation between the benefits of digitalization and the threat of the emergence of the "older digital brother" (digital authoritarianism) and the limitations of human rights and fundamental freedoms are critical. The economic efficiency that digitalization…

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14

Jun

Caribbean Sea, International Waters, Iranian Navy, Mediterranean, pejournal, Persian Gulf, Political Economy Journal, South China Sea, Strait of Hormuz

Political Economy Journal: What is the Iranian Navy Looking For in International Waters?

Dr. Seyed Alireza Behbahani - Specialist in Modern Diplomacy PEJOURNAL - We are a naval state and we have a navy that defends our resources, interests and borders. We have had a strong navy throughout history, the Supreme Leader said: "There was a time we were at sea and traveling all over the world, and nowadays there are those in the sea that didn't even exist back then, and now what have happened that they have come and we are absent." The sea is a source of power and wealth, and Anglo-Saxons and colonialists throughout history have barred any country…

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13

Jun

China, Corona virus, COVID19, PANDEMIC, pejournal, Political Economy Journal, The US, Wuhan

Political Economy Journal: Mysterious Corona Virus, Who is blamed?

A Reality Fact Check By: Mohammad Ghaderi ( NOURNEWS/ President )Pooya Mirzaei ( NOURNEWS ENGLISH/ Director General )Syed Ali Sakkitticha ( NOURNEWS ENGLISH/ Editor ) PEJOURNAL - Coronavirus pandemic has been in center of discussion all over the world and the cause-effect have been thoroughly investigated in different corners of the world. United states have largely alleged China for the pandemic and different accusations have been made. So many people have responded to these biases. In this article we gathered different evidence supporting Chinese defenses against US allegations. Each and every allegation made are taken into consideration. We reached this…

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11

Jun

BALTIC FLEET, EU, GERMANY, NATO, NUCLEAR, pejournal, POLAND, Political Economy Journal, Russia, US

Political Economy Journal: THE RUSSIAN BALTIC FLEET IS LOOKING AT US NUCLEAR PLANS IN POLAND

“Soon, hypersonic weapons will be added to them, which in a real confrontation with NATO can guarantee the destruction of any carriers of American nuclear weapons,” Yuri Netkachev. PEJOURNAL/Moscow - As it became known to Russia that the United States and other NATO countries will be holding a maneuver in Poland, the preparations for the command and staff exercises announced by the Minister of Defense Sergey Shoigu with the Baltic Fleet and the 6th combined army of the Russian Federation Armed Forces, related to the June maneuvers of the Allied Spirit. The American tactical nuclear weapons (TNW) will probably be…

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10

Jun

Corona virus, National Security, PANDEMIC, pejournal, Political Economy Journal, Social Networks

Political Economy Journal: The Impact of Social Networks on National Security amid Corona virus Pandemic

BY: Dr. Seyed Alireza Behbahani - Specialist in Modern Diplomacy Ensuring security is the most important reason for the existence of governments and ensuring the health of the nation is one of the most crucial components in establishing national security in a country. PEJOURNAL - Ensuring security is the most important reason for the existence of governments and ensuring the health of the nation is one of the most crucial components in establishing national security in a country. COVID-19 has shown the world that the health security is weak and vulnerable, and to illustrate how fast data and news reach…

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