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Navalny’s murder: The final stage of Putin’s transformation of Russia into a fascist state
22.02.24
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Yigal Liverant
Each stage of Vladimir Putin's struggle with the charismatic opposition leader Alexei Navalny symbolized with chilling precision Russia's transformation from a young and flawed democracy to a hardening autocracy, and finally to a fascist totalitarian state
In Musk we trust? Starlink is a double-edged sword in modern warfare
28.09.23
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Omer Kabir
The geopolitical implications of a single individual controlling a worldwide communication system are far-reaching and concerning
Starlink Wars: Musk controls battlefield from his office chair
02.08.23
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Omer Kabir
Starlink, Elon Musk's Internet satellite company, dominates its sector and, among other things, enables the Ukrainian army to fight against Russia. The problem: one person holds extraordinary power to connect or disconnect large areas of the world
We'll always have Paris: Geopolitical shakeup means big business for Israel's defense sector
26.06.23
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Yuval Azulay
Israel Aerospace Industries, Rafael, Elbit and others showed out in full force in the Paris Air Show after a record year in which Israel exported a record $12.5 billion in defense products
For companies, ESG efforts invite both celebration and scrutiny
01.08.22
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James Spiro
Environmental, Social, and corporate Governance is becoming a mainstay for companies - to the delight and ire of many
The internet is “at risk of fracturing” amid geopolitical unrest and unregulated tech companies
10.07.22
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James Spiro
Technology is both the underlying problem and solution to the world’s biggest challenges off and on the internet, explains Dr. Melanie Garson of the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
From Russia with cash: One billion shekels have already flowed into the country because of the war
09.06.22
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Sophie Shulman
In recent months, one billion shekels from Russia have been deposited in Israeli banks, and another similar amount is looking to enter the country, along with start-ups that want to move to Israel in their entirety. But the banks, as well as high-tech funds and companies, are afraid of interacting with Russia
Israel's missed opportunity to recruit Ukrainian and Russian tech employees
22.05.22
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Sophie Shulman
While the Israeli government is busy debating whether or not to grant Russian and Ukrainian tech workers work visas, they have already been granted entry by Turkey and Poland who are beating Israel in solving the tech worker shortage
Israel's field hospital in Ukraine using VR to treat refugees
10.04.22
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Omer Kabir
The staff of Israeli field hospital “Kohav Meir” visited a refugee camp for Ukrainians displaced from their homes equipped with advanced VR goggles, and telehealth devices to diagnose patients remotely
The dangers of politicizing space
07.04.22
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Dov Greenbaum
"This disconcerting emerging breakdown in space is unprecedented. Even at the height of the Cold War, an American Apollo spacecraft docked with a Soviet Soyuz counterpart, culminating in an historical handshake in space in July 1975 between representatives of two warring nations," writes Dov Greenbaum
These are the Russian oligarchs circling Putin
14.03.22
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Sophie Shulman
Toy soldiers or a hope for a coup? Here's a rundown of the oligarchs surrounding the Russian president and why the West should lower their expectations of them
4 ways the war in Europe will change global tech
04.03.22
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Dan Fishel
How might the war between Russia and Ukraine affect the global tech ecosystem in case of a protracted conflict, asks Dan Fishel of OurCrowd
"Putin is using Iran for his cyber warfare"
04.03.22
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Raphael Kahan
“Russia and China will continue to be forces that will cause a lot of trouble in the Western world as agents of chaos, but in the end people are looking for freedom - so the situation will change for the better,” says cyber expert Morgan Wright, Chief Security Advisor at Israeli cyber unicorn SentinelOne
From Russia with Money: Amid Ukraine invasion investors look toward Israel
02.03.22
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Sophie Shulman
Panic-stricken wealthy Russian Jews, many of whom have already fled in private planes or on yachts for homes abroad, are realizing that Israel is an attractive and important investment option
Despite Russia-Ukraine tensions, Axiom Space mission is “ready to fly”
01.03.22
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Yafit Ovadia
“Ax-1 is really a path finder for new commercial opportunities in low-Earth orbit, and the research will lead to space exploration becoming fully commercial,” says Axiom Space Director
Russia-Ukraine conflict presenting Israeli tech with real-world challenges
27.02.22
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Sophie Shulman
While the world’s eyes are glued to the news, Israeli high-tech companies with centers in the Ukraine attempt to move hundreds of their workers out of the country
As Russia-Ukraine violence escalates, CYREBRO’s security efforts cross the digital into the physical
24.02.22
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James Spiro
The company, which usually helps clients with their cybersecurity needs, is facing its second crisis in its second country in its second year
Israeli tech companies are bracing for Ukrainian crisis escalation
15.02.22
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Maayan Manela
Numerous Israeli companies have R&D centers in Ukraine and some are already relocating employees due to the fear from a potential Russian invasion
Vertical Field prepares to launch its topsy-turvy farms in Ukraine
06.01.21
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James Spiro
The country’s national distributor, Moderntrendo SRO, will promote the fields to more than 260,000 daily customers
We’re not stealing jobs from Israelis, insists company helping startups outsource tasks to programmers in Bulgaria
16.11.20
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James Spiro
With Covid-19 forcing everyone to work remotely, GreatApp offers young companies more bang for their buck, hiring cheaper labor in Eastern Europe
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