China rejects Dutch minister's spying accusation, says tech achievements not 'stolen' | One-third of top U.S. cyber force has left since Trump took office | Governments face a choice on AI

China using AI to erase Tiananmen Square history | International operation takes down crypting sites used for testing malware | Musk's Neuralink raises $650 million in latest funding round

University’s tech entanglements with Russia and China | Africans help build Putin’s suicide drones | Brazilians will be able to sell their digital data

The Monthly Roundup: Dr Nathan Attrill on Taiwan’s digital defence push

NATO to expand defence spending to cover cybersecurity | UK merges cyber & electronic warfare command | Anduril Industries & Meta to collaborate on VR/AR headsets for US army

Czech Republic blames China for cyberattack on foreign ministry communications | China accuses Taiwan-linked group of cyberattack | Trump orders US chip software suppliers to stop selling to China

US self-driving truck startup mines data for China | EU to bring case against online porn giants | The India-Pakistan UAV arms race has only begun

OpenAI to set up shop in Korea to spur growth | French President Macron hopes for tech deals in Asia trip | India restricts access to weather data over fear of cyber attack

Musk's DOGE expands Grok AI use in US government | Pakistan allocates 2,000 MW to bitcoin mining and AI centres | Nvidia plans cheaper Blackwell AI chip post-export curbs

Australia joins global partners to warn of state-backed hacking targeting Ukraine supporters | US indicts Russian accused of ransomware attacks | Russia’s gray zone warfare campaign in Europe

China warns of legal consequences to those involved in US chip measures | Lumma infostealer infected about 10 million systems before global disruption | Russian hackers breach orgs to track aid route

Dutch government passes law to criminalize cyber-espionage | How the trade war shaped a Chinese battery giant’s Hong Kong debut | Google offers ‘AI mode’ in ‘total reimagining of search’

Reuniting ASIO & AFP under Home Affairs right step | Personal data taken in UK legal aid cyber attack | Global supply chains threatened by lack of Chinese rare earths

Nvidia to open chip R&D centre in Shanghai | Japanese lawmakers green-light offensive cyber operations | Chinese intelligence agencies recruiting laid off US federal workers

How US diplomats pushed Starlink in Africa | Belgian court rules US adtech framework illegal | Data breach exposes AHRC submissions

Global demand for US researchers shunned by Trump | US warns against Huawei chips | Grok floods X with 'white genocide' prompts after bug

German spies accused of sharing hi-tech military intel with China | High Court to investigate AFP's use of AN0M in operation Ironside | Saudi Arabia launches new AI firm HUMAIN

Disinfo 'weaponized' by Marcos, Duterte camp | China accused of foreign interference in Solomon Islands | AUS: Cyber resilience urged as ransomware costs hit AUD $3 billion

US scraps Biden-era rule that aimed to limit exports of AI chips | India orders X to block over 8,000 accounts| Hackers hijack Japanese financial accounts to conduct nearly $2B in trades

Huawei drives and dominates Thailand’s digital ascent | Uncovering Chinese academic espionage at Stanford | 80% of cyberattacks in the Middle East result in confidential data breaches

ASPI: Mapping a decade’s worth of hybrid threats targeting Australia | Trump to rescind chip curbs after debate over AI rules | Meta bans largest Muslim news page in India

Huawei kicked out of EU solar industry association | Mideast titans step back from AI model race as US, China dominate | America’s coming brain drain

US blacklist financial hub linked to scammers | Azerbaijan blames Russian state hackers for cyberattacks | Europe lures scientist with research fund

New Huawei chip fabs under construction | Russia's online proxy war against Europe | TikTok fined €530 million for GDPR breach

US judge rules Apple violated order to reform App Store | China is still winning the battle for 5G and 6G | Pro-Russia hacktivists bombard Dutch public orgs with DDoS attacks