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Journalist & Analyst UK, GER & US @NikkeiAsia @japantimes @SCMPNews @haaretzcom @ForeignPolicy @EagleIntReports | Tweets in rude German and impeccable English.
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What Sputnik couldn’t do to American science, Beijing has

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By Thomas Falk
| Flipboard
Singapore News 1 hour ago Singaporean couple lose over $500,000 in alleged stock investment scam straitstimes.com - Dilenjit Singh • 1h SINGAPORE – A Singaporean couple are holding on to over $500,000 in losses on paper after they said they were led into pumping $650,000 into buying … Middle East 2 hours ago Flight price rises due to 'foolish leaders' starting wars, Virgin's Branson says AOL - Katy Austin - Transport correspondent; Mitchell Labiak - Business reporter • 2h Virgin Group founder...
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Washington's Techno-Industrial Turn

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By Thomas Falk
| Eagle Intelligence Reports
Science and technology leadership is now an American national security objective in its own right. The National Security Science and Technology Strategy, published by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy on August 17, 2026, says so directly. It is the first document to carry that title since 1995.
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Russia’s Cheapest Front: Germany’s Electoral Battlefield

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By Thomas Falk
| Eagle Intelligence Reports
The Kremlin does not need the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) to govern to achieve the victory it seeks in Germany. It needs only the party’s electoral strength to trap exhausted incumbents in increasingly brittle exclusion coalitions that struggle to sustain rearmament, support for Ukraine, and Germany’s long-term security commitments. In September, Germany’s electoral battlefield may prove to be one of Russia’s least expensive fronts for challenging NATO.
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