The Intel Brief

In today's news, President Trump signed an executive order waiving the Graham Act sanctions on Russia, citing US national interests just weeks before the midterms. Meanwhile, France braces for more than 600 protests nationwide as students, unions and Yellow Vest activists rally against high prices and inequality. Additionally, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed appointed an interim government in Tigray after federal forces pushed back a TPLF-led rebel offensive.Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing."--------------------------------------------------------------Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn

In today's news, President Trump reversed the Pentagon's plan to livestream the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan after bipartisan backlash. Meanwhile, Russia's FSB arrested a Swedish national near Pskov, claiming he led a Ukrainian drone unit and planned sabotage inside Russia. Additionally, EU leaders met in Brussels to tackle the bloc's record trade deficit with China, a divisive 2028 to 2034 budget, and further support for Ukraine.Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing."--------------------------------------------------------------Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn

Ukraine knocked three Yandex data centres offline in four days, and Zelensky says the internet got "easier to breathe." Did the strikes actually hit Russia's disinformation machine, or did everyone misread one chart?Watch over on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/_cBGXiFYmIY

In today's news, SpaceX limited Ukraine's Starlink access for terminals in motion, disrupting drone missions as Washington steps up pressure on Kyiv. Meanwhile, Russia's FSB arrested a Japanese journalist on Sakhalin on espionage charges, deepening tensions with Tokyo over the Kuril Islands. Additionally, Turkish authorities raided and took over Halk TV, the country's most-watched opposition-leaning news channel.Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing."--------------------------------------------------------------Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn

In today's news, an OpenAI engineer has been arrested after allegedly planting a hidden recording device in an executive conference room at the company's San Francisco office. Meanwhile, hardliners in Iran's parliament are pushing to impeach Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi as the oil minister resigns and the US blockade chokes oil exports. Additionally, a Houthi missile struck Aramco's headquarters in Dhahran and falling debris injured four in Riyadh, as the Saudi-led coalition hit a fuel site near Sanaa.Dive into the complexities of global geopolitics with "The Intel Briefing," a solo weekday podcast by HM Intelligence. Daniel distills the day's most significant events across Europe and the world into each episode's clear, concise, and critical insights. Stay informed, stay ahead with "The Intel Briefing."--------------------------------------------------------------Website | Training | Shop | Instagram | LinkedIn