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1. 3d agoAxiosZelensky says Musk-owned satellite system throttled againZelensky publicly criticized renewed US-imposed speed restrictions on Starshield and Starlink service along Ukraine's front line, urging Washington to restore speeds.

   20 articles · 13 outlets · Euronews, NBC News, POLITICO Europe, Ars Technica Space, New York Post, SFGATE, Chron, Los Angeles Times

   1. 3d agoEuronewsPickupZelenskyy: Starlink again facing restrictions in Ukraine, hampering Russian drone interceptions
   2. 3d agoNBC NewsPickupUkraine says Starshield is being limited again, hampering its defenses against Russia
   3. 3d agoYahooPickupZelenskiy says Starshield speed limited again, hampering Ukraine's defences
   4. 3d agoYahooPickupUkraine reports speed issues with Starshield satellite service
   5. 3d agoThe Kyiv IndependentStarshield speed restrictions return, hampering efforts to intercept Russian drones, Zelensky says
   6. 3d agoPOLITICO EuropePickupUkraine Starlink speed restrictions in effect again, Zelenskyy says
   7. 3d agoAxiosPickupZelensky says Musk-owned satellite system throttled again
   8. 3d agoArs Technica SpacePickupUkraine says it can’t stop Russian strikes because Starshield is limited again
   9. 3d agoNew York PostPickupUkraine faces Starshield speed restrictions again, Zelensky says
   10. 3d agoThe War ZonePickupUkraine Says Starshield Disruptions Are Back As U.S. Negotiators Meet With Putin
   11. 2d agoThe Kyiv IndependentUkraine seeks explanation on Starshield speed restrictions from US
   12. 2d agoYahooPickupZelenskyy Says Ukraine Is Still Seeking Clarity From U.S. On Renewed SpaceX Starshield Speed Limits
   13. 2d agoYahooPickupZelenskiy says restrictions still in place on Starshield, hampering operations inside Ukraine
   14. 2d agoYahooEarliestZelensky criticizes US satellite internet curbs along front line
   15. 14h agoEuronewsPickupZelenskyy questions SpaceX over reported Starshield speed restrictions
   16. 8h agoThe Kyiv IndependentPickupStarshield restrictions hamper Ukraine's ability to defend energy infrastructure from Russian drones, Zelensky says
   17. 7h agoSFGATEPickupZelenskyy says Starshield restrictions threaten Ukraine’s energy defenses ahead of winter
   18. 7h agoChronPickupZelenskyy says Starshield restrictions threaten Ukraine’s energy defenses ahead of winter
   19. 5h agoLos Angeles TimesPickupZelensky says Starshield restrictions threaten Ukraine’s energy defenses ahead of winter
   20. 3h agoSouth China Morning PostPickupZelensky says Starshield restrictions threaten Ukraine’s energy defences ahead of winter

   SpaceDefenseZelensky says SpaceX speed limits on Starshield hamper Ukraine's drone defenses760 linked
2. 2d agoThe RecordFBI flash alert says Artex tool automating cyberattacks at ‘machine speed’The FBI issued a flash alert warning that the open-source Artex AI hacking framework is being used by cybercriminals and nation-state actors to automate intrusions at machine speed, with Amazon publishing a corroborating study the same day.

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   1. 2d agoThe RecordEarliestFBI flash alert says Artex tool automating cyberattacks at ‘machine speed’
   2. 3h agoBleepingComputerPickupFBI warns ARTEX AI hacking tool is powering global cyberattacks

   CyberAIFBI warns hackers are using open-source AI framework ARTEX to automate attacks37 linked
3. 5h agoWiz ResearchThe Rise of Agentic Attacks: What They Look Like, and Where They're Headed | Wiz BlogWiz Research reviews public and private cases to outline recurring fingerprints of AI-agent-driven intrusions, including ARTEX, Hermes and custom agentic workflows.1 outletCyberFBI warns hackers are using open-source AI framework ARTEX to automate attacks18 linked
4. 5h agoWiz ResearchARTEX in the Wild: Storm-0940 Expands Targeting of IT and Software Vendors | Wiz BlogWiz Research reports an actor using ARTEX, an open-source agentic AI penetration-testing framework, to run automated reconnaissance and identity-provider attacks against IT and software vendors throughout October 2026, linked to Microsoft's Storm-0940 supply-chain activity.1 outletCyberFBI warns hackers are using open-source AI framework ARTEX to automate attacks21 linked
5. YesterdayLos Angeles TimesHow Iran used data from social media, fitness apps and satellites to target U.S. basesLos Angeles Times reports that Iran exploited commercial social media, fitness-app and satellite data to target U.S. bases in the Middle East, prompting the military to curb device tracking and rethink its regional footprint.

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   1. YesterdayLos Angeles TimesEarliestHow Iran used data from social media, fitness apps and satellites to target U.S. bases
   2. 15h agoSouth China Morning PostPickupHow Iran used US troops’ digital footprints to hit Mideast bases for billions in damage

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6. 2d agoYahooWill Democrats try to strip US-Israel initiative from Pentagon funding?Democratic senators led by Van Hollen are pressing Congress to strip US-Israel defense technology cooperation provisions from the FY2027 NDAA, arguing they would reduce US control and oversight.

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   1. 2d agoDefense NewsEarliestDemocrats push to remove US-Israel tech measure from defense bill
   2. 2d agoYahooPickupWill Democrats try to strip US-Israel initiative from Pentagon funding?

   DefenseDemocrats weigh Iran war funding and Israel NDAA provision before December 11 deadline40 linked
7. CT2d agoCisco TalosARTEX and beyond: AI-enabled penetration testing platformsCisco Talos documents growing in-the-wild misuse of AI-enabled penetration testing frameworks, focusing on the ARTEX platform used by criminal and China-nexus actors to automate reconnaissance and intrusion, and lists associated tooling and detection coverage.1 outletCyberAI16 linked
8. 3d agoTechTargetMicrosoft CISO urges Artex regulation, but experts say it won’t workMicrosoft's global CISO Igor Tsyganskiy urged policymakers to regulate release and use of Artex, an open-source LLM-driven pen testing framework, while security experts argue regulation would hamper defenders without curbing criminal use.1 outletCyberAI21 linked
9. 3d agoBreaking DefenseCry ‘drone,’ and let slip the fruit flies of warArmy is receiving 10,000 of the first 30,000 small drones from Drone Dominance Gauntlet 1, within a program billed as a $1 billion spend over two years.

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   1. 3d agoBreaking DefensePickupCry ‘drone,’ and let slip the fruit flies of war
   2. 3d agoBreaking DefenseEarliestInstead of stockpiling small attack drones, Army looking to simply buy new ones

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10. 3d agoNewsweekTrump Pushes $350B Military Bill, Says Democrats Will ‘Block and Resist’Trump seeks $350 billion for defense via reconciliation before Democrats take Congress in January, within a $1.5 trillion fiscal 2027 defense request.1 outletDefenseCongress weighs defense reconciliation bill and Dec. 11 funding deadline in lame duck23 linked
11. 6d agoPOLITICO Europe · research by CERT-FRFrance blames Iran for cyberattacks targeting supermarket fridgesFrance formally blamed the IRGC-linked Shahid Kaveh unit for October's sabotage of French grocery refrigeration, opening a judicial probe and seeking arrest warrants.

    7 articles · The Guardian, BleepingComputer, Axios

    1. 6d agoPOLITICO EuropePickupFrance blames Iran for cyberattacks targeting supermarket fridges
    2. 6d agoThe GuardianPickupFrance blames Iran’s Revolutionary Guards for cyber-attacks on supermarket fridges
    3. 6d agoYahooPickupFrance says Iran behind 'unprecedented' cyberattacks on fridges
    4. 6d agoBleepingComputerPickupFrance blames Iranian hackers for supermarket attacks that sparked fires
    5. 6d agoThe RecordEarliestFrance blames Iran for fridge cyberattacks, says some caused fires
    6. 5d agoAxiosPickupFrance says Iranian hackers sabotaged supermarket refrigerators
    7. 5d agoN2K CyberWirePickupFrance attributes refrigeration cyberattacks to Iran.

    CyberFrance blames Iran's Revolutionary Guards for supermarket freezer cyberattacks90 linked
12. 4d agoArs Technica SpaceThe US military seems to be getting nervous about the launch supply crunchPentagon Office of Strategic Capital commits a $150 million conditional loan to Stoke Space and a second $150 million loan to Rocket Lab for launch capacity.

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    1. 4d agoArs Technica SpacePickupThe US military seems to be getting nervous about the launch supply crunch
    2. 4d agoArs TechnicaEarliestThe US military seems to be getting nervous about the launch supply crunch

    SpaceDefenseULA Vulcan returns to flight as Pentagon backs new launch providers33 linked
13. 3d agoSouth China Morning PostCold War lessons for the AI age: how a US-China hotline could help stop a nuclear attackAnalysts urge a dedicated US-China hotline to reduce the risk of AI-induced nuclear attacks, as Rubio and Wang Yi agree on leader-level talks on denuclearisation.1 outletAIBessent calls for US-China AI risk cooperation before Trump-Xi Shenzhen meeting13 linked
14. 3d agoPalo Alto Unit 42 · research by Unit 42ARTEX and AI-Powered Red Teaming Tools: What Defenders Need to KnowUnit 42 reports that attackers are using the AI-powered red-teaming framework ARTEX, alongside CyberStrikeAI, to run autonomous intrusions that reach cloud environments through exposed APIs and password reset flows without exploiting software vulnerabilities.1 outletCyberAIFBI warns hackers are using open-source AI framework ARTEX to automate attacks11 linked
15. 13d agoSemafor · research by FBINorth Korea blamed for crypto heistDOJ obtained court authorization to seize or restrain over $1.2 billion in crypto stolen from Binance by North Korean hackers.

    19 articles · 16 outlets · Chicago Tribune, The Hill, Chron, The Register, New York Post, The Sun, Los Angeles Times, BleepingComputer

    1. 13d agoSemaforPickupNorth Korea blamed for crypto heist
    2. 3d agoYahooPickupNorth Korean hackers steal more than $400 million using video images, FBI says
    3. 3d agoThe RecordEarliestFeds announce seizure of $1.2 billion from Binance theft; also takedown of ‘FaceStealer’ tools
    4. 3d agoChicago TribunePickupFBI says US has seized $1.2 billion worth of cryptocurrency stolen from Binance
    5. 2d agoDecryptPickupNorth Korea Stole $400 Million in Crypto Using Deepfake Video Calls, DOJ Says
    6. 2d agoNextgov/FCWPickupFBI disrupts intricate North Korean fake-call scheme tied to $400M in crypto theft
    7. 2d agoThe HillPickupFBI: North Korean hackers have stolen $400 million in crypto over last 18 months
    8. 2d agoYahooPickupFBI says US has seized $1.2 billion worth of cryptocurrency stolen from Binance
    9. 2d agoChronPickupFBI says US has seized $1.2 billion worth of cryptocurrency stolen from Binance
    10. 2d agoThe RegisterPickupDOJ takes aim at $1.2B in Binance loot as FBI disrupts North Korean scam
    11. 2d agoCyberScoopPickupUS seizes North Korean hacking infrastructure, $1.2 billion in cryptocurrency stolen from Binance
    12. 2d agoNew York PostPickupFBI reveals cunning ruse North Korean hackers used in massive crypto heist as feds claw back $1.2B
    13. 2d agoSecurityWeekPickupFBI Says US Seized $1.2 Billion Worth of Cryptocurrency Stolen From Binance
    14. 2d agoYahooPickupNorth Korean hackers used fake video calls in $400m crypto hack, says FBI
    15. 2d agoYahooPickupU.S. disrupts North Korean fake video scheme tied to $400 million theft
    16. 2d agoThe SunPickupNorth Korea’s hacker army steal another $400MILLION in crypto using fake video calls weeks after ‘biggest ever heist’
    17. 2d agoCybersecurity DivePickupUS cracks down on North Korean cryptocurrency-theft scheme, recovers more Binance funds
    18. YesterdayLos Angeles TimesPickupFBI disrupts crypto theft scheme by North Korean hacking group; billions stolen so far
    19. YesterdayBleepingComputerPickupUS disrupts North Korean campaign behind $400 million crypto theft

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16. 4d agoAir & Space Forces MagazineWith $1.5 Trillion Defense Bill Unlikely, Congress Weighs OptionsWhite House seeks $1.5 trillion for FY2027 defense, split between a $1.15 trillion base bill and $350 billion reconciliation, but experts see it as unlikely to pass before the December 11 funding deadline.1 outletSpaceDefenseCongress weighs defense reconciliation bill and Dec. 11 funding deadline in lame duck21 linked
17. 9d agoBreaking DefenseKey Space Force satellites can’t talk to each other, likely requiring $1B solution: SourcesSpace Systems Command awards Viasat an IDIQ with a $450M ceiling to design, field, and scale the Missions Operation Center for the Space Data Network Backbone.

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    1. 9d agoBreaking DefenseKey Space Force satellites can’t talk to each other, likely requiring $1B solution: Sources
    2. 9d agoDefenseScoopPickupPentagon launching mission operations center for Space Data Network to support Golden Dome and other modernization efforts
    3. 9d agoBreaking DefenseEarliestDoD taps Viasat to field operations ‘center’ for Golden Dome satellite data relay network
    4. 3d agoBreaking DefenseSDA explores integration of SpaceX laser communication terminals with missile tracking sats

    SpaceDefenseSpace Systems Command awards Viasat $450M Space Data Network contract71 linked
18. 6d agoSouth China Morning PostFrench officials suspect Iran is behind fridge cyberattacks, sources sayReuters reports French officials suspect Iran-backed hackers behind the October refrigerator hacks in France, one of the most disruptive cyberattacks of the ongoing US-Iran war.

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    1. 6d agoYahooEarliestFrench officials blame Iran for refrigerator hacks, vow retaliation
    2. 6d agoSouth China Morning PostFrench officials suspect Iran is behind fridge cyberattacks, sources say

    CyberFrance blames Iran's Revolutionary Guards for supermarket freezer cyberattacks4 linked
19. 4d agoYahooU.S. Moves To Disrupt Iran’s MANPADS Procurement—History Shows It’ll Have Its Work Cut OutThe State Department sanctioned two individuals and one entity from Belarus, Nigeria and Russia over helping Iran procure MANPADS, days before CENTCOM launched Task Force Iron Gate to interdict sanctioned arms flows.1 outletDefense13 linked
20. 5d agoDark ReadingArtex: The AI Pen-Test Tool Hackers Turned Into a WeaponDark Reading reports that forks of the open-source Artex AI pen-testing framework, plus 45 similar tools, can still be used to run credential attacks and cloud breaches at machine speed.1 outletCyber9 linked
21. 5d agoAir & Space Forces MagazineSpace Force Taps Viasat for $450M Ops Center to Harmonize Data NetworkSpace Systems Command awarded Viasat an IDIQ contract with a $450M ceiling, including a $115M initial tasking order, to design and field the Space Data Network mission operations center.1 outletSpaceDefenseSpace Systems Command awards Viasat $450M Space Data Network contract23 linked
22. 5d agoAir & Space Forces MagazineAfter Midterms, Congress Returns to Reckon with Defense Funding, NDAACongress returns for a six-week lame-duck session facing stalled defense funding, a doubtful $1.5 trillion Pentagon topline, a unlikely reconciliation bill, and contentious NDAA negotiations.1 outletDefenseCongress weighs defense reconciliation bill and Dec. 11 funding deadline in lame duck16 linked
23. 5d agoFederal News NetworkIndustry groups continue fight against stock buyback restrictionsOver three dozen industry groups have urged defense committee leaders to drop the Senate's Section 815 stock buyback restriction from the fiscal 2027 NDAA, arguing it would deter defense bidders and shift capital decisions to Washington.1 outletDefense12 linked
24. 6d agoYahooRubio says U.S. has "no need" to restart combat operations in IranTrump tells 60 Minutes he sees no reason to escalate the Iran war while defending its start as historically good, as Qatar's prime minister prepares to meet him and Rubio downplays an imminent deal.1 outletUS-Iran ceasefire and nuclear talks via mediators12 linked
25. 5d agoAtlantic CouncilWhat students got right about the $6 billion Binance hack, and how they would prevent the next oneAtlantic Council analysis compares student responses in its Monterey Cyber 9/12 cryptocurrency-heist exercise with the real October 2026 Binance hack by North Korea's TraderTraitor, drawing four policy lessons and two gaps.1 outletCyber25 linked
26. 6d agoArs Technica SpaceNew Democratic Congress will likely strip the gilding from Trump's Golden DomeArs Technica analysis predicts the incoming Democratic Congress will strip Space-Based Interceptors from Trump's Golden Dome and rename the missile defense program, as several key Republican backers leave Congress.1 outletSpaceDefenseHouse Republicans table Massie's Hegseth impeachment articles ahead of Democratic Congress13 linked
27. 6d agoSouth China Morning PostCan Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin give Donald Trump the Iran exit he needs?Trump has floated a trilateral summit with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin, possibly on the sidelines of APEC in Shenzhen, to broker an end to the Iran war.1 outletUS-Iran ceasefire and nuclear talks via mediators15 linked
28. 6d agoProPublicaFirm Linked to Trump’s Sons Got Nearly $40 Million in Federal Contracts to Screen for Ebola and Other DiseasesCDC and State Department awarded XpresTest about $38.8 million total, $18.8 million for Ebola entry screening at U.S. airports and $20 million for Democratic Republic of Congo outbreak response.1 outletBiotech5 linked
29. 6d agoCybersecurity DiveFinancially motivated threat cluster uses AI-enabled tools against banking sectorMicrosoft Threat Intelligence reports a Cambodia-based financially motivated group, Storm 3358, is using the AI-enabled Artex pen-testing framework against banking and financial firms worldwide, part of a broader wave of Artex-driven attacks.1 outletCyber11 linked
30. 7d agoThe GuardianHot fridges, a fake nuclear alert and a $6bn heist: are we in the foothills of a hacking epidemic?A Guardian feature links a October–November 2026 wave of cyber incidents, led by hacked supermarket fridges across Europe, to AI-accelerated vulnerability discovery and state-linked threat actors.1 outletCyberAIFrance blames Iran's Revolutionary Guards for supermarket freezer cyberattacks27 linked
31. 9d agoDefense OneDefense Business Brief: The DIB vs. 2027’s Democrat-led CongressDefense One reports that experts expect a lame-duck push for defense funding, Pentagon trade-offs under a possible continuing resolution, and tougher Democrat-led congressional scrutiny of contractors with White House ties, including SpaceX's Golden Dome work.

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    1. 9d agoDefense OneDefense Business Brief: The DIB vs. 2027’s Democrat-led Congress
    2. 7d agoDefense OneEarliestTough choices, uncertainty, and scrutiny may lie ahead for defense contractors

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32. 11d agoAxiosKey Pentagon priorities in peril after Democratic sweepHouse Republicans are poised to vote on Rep. Thomas Massie's resolution to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the Iran war, after the GOP's midterm losses shifted the political calculus.

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    1. 11d agoAxiosKey Pentagon priorities in peril after Democratic sweep
    2. 10d agoAxiosWhy Pete Hegseth could fall through "thin ice"
    3. 7d agoAxiosEarliestHouse poised to impeach Pete Hegseth after GOP midterm defeat

    SpaceDefenseHouse Republicans table Massie's Hegseth impeachment articles ahead of Democratic Congress91 linked
33. 10d agoDefense OneThe war on Iran is stripping the western Pacific of US naval forcesDefense One reports that five of Yokosuka's ten destroyers and the carrier George Washington have been pulled to CENTCOM for the Iran war, drawing criticism that this strains Pacific deterrence and allied credibility.1 outlet6 linked
34. 9d agoDefense OneBlue wave presages a defense-spending showdownPentagon seeks a $1.1 trillion base budget for FY2027 plus $350 billion through a reconciliation bill, which faces likely defeat in the new Congress.1 outletSpaceDefense16 linked
35. 10d agoBreaking DefenseUkraine eyeing new SpaceX Starshield deal by mid-2027, still no answers about October problemsUkraine's chargé d'affaires says Kyiv is starting talks with the Pentagon on a new SpaceX Starshield contract ahead of the mid-2027 expiry, while answers about an October service disruption are still pending.1 outletSpaceDefense39 linked
36. 9d agoCybersecurity DiveHackers enlist Artex to scan GitHub repositories for exposed secretsMicrosoft Threat Intelligence reports that hackers are using agentic AI tools such as Artex to hunt exposed GitHub secrets and abuse stolen credentials against downstream Azure and Microsoft 365 tenants.1 outletCyber12 linked
37. 10d agoCensysARTEX: Agentic AsbestosCensys finds ARTEX, a GitHub-published agentic AI attack tool, running on roughly 1,465 hosts, with exposed operator directories revealing malicious tooling tied to recent intrusions.1 outletCyberFBI warns hackers are using open-source AI framework ARTEX to automate attacks13 linked
38. 9d agoAxiosHow AI is enabling faster, more dangerous cyber warfareAxios reports that AI and automation are accelerating state-backed cyberattacks, citing CrowdStrike's findings on the China-linked Vapor Panda campaign using the Artex tool and the suspected Russia-linked refrigeration sabotage across European grocery stores.1 outletCyberAI31 linked
39. 10d agoThe War ZoneDid The Blue Wave Just Sink Trump’s Battleship?CBO estimates the lead USS Defiant could cost up to $23 billion and the next 14 battleships average $18 billion each.1 outletDefense11 linked
40. 11d agoDefense OneCancellations, investigations, and even impeachment could be ahead under Democratic CongressDefense One analysis forecasts that a Democratic-controlled Congress will push back on Defense Secretary Hegseth's initiatives, including Golden Dome, Golden Fleet and AUTOWARCOM, and possibly impeach him.1 outletSpaceDefenseHouse Republicans table Massie's Hegseth impeachment articles ahead of Democratic Congress39 linked
41. SPO11d agoSpace Policy Online“Blue Tsunami” Puts Democrats in Control of House and Senate Next YearAdministration requests $1.5 trillion for DOD in FY2027, including $1.15 trillion in base budget and the remainder via reconciliation, with most Golden Dome funding in reconciliation.

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    1. 11d agoSpace Policy OnlineEarliest“Blue Tsunami” Puts Democrats in Control of House and Senate Next Year
    2. 11d agoSpace Policy OnlinePickup“Blue Tsunami” Puts Democrats in Control of House and Senate Next Year

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42. 12d agoAtlantic CouncilDispatch from Abu Dhabi: America votes—and the world holds its breathAtlantic Council experts assess how Democrats' sweep of the 2026 midterms could reshape US policy on Iran, energy, markets, NATO, Russia, AI, immigration, Israel and Venezuela.

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    1. 12d agoAtlantic CouncilDispatch from Abu Dhabi: America votes—and the world holds its breath
    2. 11d agoAtlantic CouncilPickupThe midterms are done. Time for the fiscal clashes to begin.
    3. 11d agoAtlantic CouncilEarliestExperts react: Democrats just swept the US midterms. Here’s what it means for the world.
    4. 10d agoAtlantic CouncilPickupWhat the midterms will (and won’t) change for US foreign policy
    5. 10d agoAtlantic CouncilPickupWhy this US midterm was unusually important for the Middle East

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43. 11d agoSemaforCongress faces long lame-duck to-do listSemafor previews a crowded post-election lame-duck agenda in Congress, including a December 11 funding deadline, expiring farm and surface transportation laws, the NDAA, a permitting reform bill, a college sports bill, and a possible reconciliation bill.1 outletCongress weighs defense reconciliation bill and Dec. 11 funding deadline in lame duck9 linked
44. 10d agoSpace FoundationMidterm Shakeup Casts Doubt on Future Military Space SpendingPentagon space spending is capped at $5 billion per month under a continuing resolution through Dec. 11, while the proposed FY2027 budget would raise space spending to an estimated $126 billion.

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    1. Oct 21Space FoundationEarliestFiscal Cliff Looms for Federal Space Spending Amid Budget Delay
    2. 10d agoSpace FoundationMidterm Shakeup Casts Doubt on Future Military Space Spending

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45. Oct 27ITIFA US Agenda for World Radiocommunication Conference 27ITIF urges the United States to set clear WRC-27 positions on satellite spectrum sharing, direct-to-device allocations, 6 GHz unlicensed use, and new IMT bands at 4.4 and 7 GHz.1 outletSpace4 linked
46. Oct 26Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA)US paying most for Hormuz oil shock with world’s largest fuel billCREA estimates the Hormuz oil shock has cost the world an extra $468 billion in fuel, with the US carrying the largest bill because of heavy oil-burning car use and slow electrification.1 outlet21 linked
47. ACOct 23Atlantic CouncilNorth Korea may be the biggest winner of Russia’s war in UkraineAtlantic Council analysis argues North Korea gains combat experience, arms sales, battlefield testing, and technology transfers from its support for Russia's war in Ukraine.1 outletDefense21 linked

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