Category: Security
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Ghanaian Premier League player Dominic Frimpong killed during attack on team bus
Dominic Frimpong, a 20-year-old winger for Berekum Chelsea in the Ghanaian Premier League, was killed on Sunday when masked men attacked the team’s bus with guns after a match in southern Ghana. Another player was injured during the incident, prompting the Ghanaian Football Association to announce strengthened security measures for domestic competitions.Cocoon AI Summary Dominic…
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THE WHITE HIGHWAY
— SOURCE DOCUMENTS I. GOVERNMENT & INSTITUTIONAL PRIMARY SOURCES United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) U.S. Department of Justice / Southern District of New York U.S. Treasury Department / OFAC U.S. State Department U.S. Congress United Nations Security Council European Union / Europol Maritime Analysis and Operations Centre — Narcotics (MAOC-N) French Navy…
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🇧🇫🇮🇱🇮🇷 Burkina Faso’s Traoré Quietly Balances Tehran and Tel Aviv
Burkina Faso’s military leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, has built much of his political identity around a hardline anti-Western posture and public alignment with states that challenge Western influence, especially Iran. Yet behind that rhetoric, he is also said to be maintaining discreet channels with Israel, including approving the credentials of Israel’s ambassador to the wider…
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🇱🇷 Liberia Police Charge Samuel Jackson in Wife’s Death Case
Liberia: Samuel Jackson Charged on Four Counts in Wife’s Death as Police Forward Case to Court Monrovia — The Liberia National Police has formally charged Samuel P. Jackson with four counts in connection with the death of his wife, Toni Jackson, moving the case from investigation into prosecution. Authorities say the matter will now be…
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🇸🇩 Drone warfare intensifies in Sudan’s Kordofan
Three years into Sudan’s war, Kordofan has become a major battleground where army and paramilitary forces use drones extensively, causing widespread civilian casualties and disruption. Drones from both sides—some supplied by foreign allies—regularly strike markets, homes, and hospitals, leading to over 500 civilian deaths in early 2026 alone. The escalating use of drones has deepened…
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🇱🇷 Major Drug Bust at Bo Waterside: Guinean National Apprehended with $1.187 Million in Cash and Tramadol
In a significant blow to cross-border drug trafficking in West Africa, Liberian authorities have arrested a Guinean national at the Bo Waterside border crossing after discovering a staggering $1.187 million in cash alongside a substantial quantity of illicit opioids. The Arrest The suspect, identified as Alpha M. Jalloh, a 45-year-old driver residing in Mamba Point,…
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Obama secret $400 Million deal
January 17, 2016, Obama sent $400 MILLION in cash stacked on wooden pallets in the back of an unmarked cargo plane to the hostile foreign nation of Iran. This was only the first installment of a $1.7 BILLION total. Most of this money went to terrorist organizations including ISIS which former CIA Director John Brennan…
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🇲🇦 New Spain-Morocco Plot Signals Islamic State Somalia’s Internationalization and Threat to the West
On March 25, 2026, Morocco dismantled an Islamic State (IS)‑affiliated cell operating across its northern cities and Spain — an operation that offers a concrete glimpse of how Islamic State Somalia (IS‑S) is becoming embedded in a wider ecosystem of transnational support structures that stretch from East Africa to Europe. While the underlying case centers on a joint Moroccan-Spanish operation led…
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From Spy Tech to Market Titan: How Palantir’s AI Is Redefining Precision Warfare and Global Influence
Once a company shrouded in controversy for its ties to U.S. intelligence agencies, Palantir Technologies has rapidly transformed from an opaque surveillance contractor into one of the most influential players in the global tech industry. With its market capitalization now nearing a staggering $100 billion, the company is proving that data-driven intelligence is not just…
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Using a VPN May Subject You to NSA Spying
Six Democratic lawmakers have written to the Director of National Intelligence to ask whether using a commercial VPN might cause Americans to be classified as foreigners under US surveillance law. This classification could strip them of constitutional protections against warrantless spying. The concern arises because intelligence agencies typically treat communications of unknown origin as foreign.…
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