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When Helsing raised a $223 million Series B round, the tech world saw it as continued confirmation that defense was unquestionably back on the investing Further confirmation comes today in the form of a $5.5 million Seed round for UK defense tech startup Labrys Technologies, led by Germany’s Project A Ventures. Also participating were MD One Ventures, Marque VC, Offset Ventures, and Expeditions Fund. The funds will be used to expand the development and R&D teams, as well as build out the c...

The sanctions imposed on Niger by the Economic Community of West African States after its July coup are hurting civilians more than anyone else. Led by Nigeria, the bloc should revise these measures to narrowly target the generals responsible for disrupting democracy.

Photo: Alamy President Donald Trump is heading back to New Hampshire on Monday, where he will deliver remarks in Derry at the New England Sports Center. The president’s return to the Granite State comes amid dominating polling in the GOP primary ahead of next year’s anticipated election season. On Monday, the president is expected to

Leaders from government and small, medium and large companies join mission-critical AFCEA working committees to lead thought leadership....

The incumbent TMS provider is unifying its carrier and shipper platforms to generate network effects. The post PCS Software: How a carrier TMS transformed itself into a digital freight network appeared first on FreightWaves.

Democracy is under threat from graft, stagnation and violence | World News

Democracy is under threat from graft, stagnation and violence | International

The overthrow of Mohamed Bazoum by a military junta in Niger garners majority support among West Africans, according to a survey by Premise Data.

Popular coup, unpopular intervention | Middle East & Africa