Sep 18, 2019
Thanks to high-profile cybersecurity operations — the recent
U.S. cyberattack against Iran and Russia’s 2016 attack on Ukraine’s
power grid, for example — the public is much more aware of the
digital threats that the U.S. faces.
While the public lags behind in understanding these threats, the
U.S. has for years...
Sep 11, 2019
Attorney Kimberley Motley has spent years fighting for justice
in a country where most women are still fighting for basic human
rights.
As the first foreigner to litigate cases in Afghanistan’s criminal
courts, Motley faces judges whose concept of “not guilty” is often
as foreign as the “perahan tunban” is to...
Sep 4, 2019
Military contractors in Iraq have had to deal with a near constant threat of violence, corrupt politicians and untrusting locals who often saw them as an invading force. South African national Johann Raath had to deal with all of that during his many years working security in the Middle East.
But when the Islamic State...