Chief Operating Officer of Atlas. When I am not running Atlas operations, I write and focus on the economy, capital markets, strategic foreign policy, and innovation in the defense sector. MBA in quantitative finance.
The White House has sent strong warnings to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, telling him to stop China's plan to build a "super embassy" in London because of growing worries about national security. The issue centers around Beijing's ambitions to build what would be
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has turned the country into a proving ground for unmanned-aerial warfare at every tier—from cheap kamikaze quadcopters that cost a few hundred dollars to Moscow’s Lancet and Shahed loitering munitions and Kyiv’s emerging medium-altitude combat drones. The immediate military effect is
The European Union is advancing plans for a comprehensive Black Sea Maritime Security Hub, representing one of its most ambitious security initiatives in response to intensifying Russian aggression and hybrid warfare tactics. This strategic pivot reflects the Black Sea's critical importance as a crossroads for energy, trade, and
Russian military officials concede that the 1 June Ukrainian drone strike set multiple aircraft ablaze at the Olenya and Belaya air bases, but they continue to downplay losses, describing them as “several airframes.” Satellite analysts and independent defense outlets have documented at least five Tu-95MS strategic bombers destroyed and two
The Court of International Trade (CIT) has revoked the Trump-era tariffs, concluding that the measures exceeded statutory limits on presidential emergency powers. Three judges held that the Administration abused its authority, though the tariffs remain in place until 9 June while the government appeals. The decision—second in two months
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