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São Paulo governor candidates Tarcísio de Freitas and Fernando Haddad turned the MEC's Gold Seal certification into a flashpoint during their televised debate ahead of the 2026 elections. The exchanges between the two also broadened into disputes over fiscal control, employment, privatization and public security, with Haddad invoking Argentina's Javier Milei. The Gold Seal is an Education Ministry certification of state education quality that became a campaign talking point.
- 2FFRF criticizes Hegseth's religious affairs office at Pentagon●# FFRF reacted to Hegseth's unconstitutional office of religious affairs which will force Hegseth's christian extremism
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has condemned a Defense Department office of religious affairs created under Pete Hegseth, calling it unconstitutional. The group says the office is charged with securing funding and resources for religious ministry, facilities, and chaplain-led programs, and warns it could push Christian extremism on US military personnel.
- 3MI5 warns Chinese institute spying on British AI research via academics●Breaking: MI5 has just issued an “espionage alert” accusing a Chinese institute of using British academics to spy on Bri
MI5 has issued an espionage alert accusing the China General Technology Research Institute of using British academics to gather intelligence on UK AI research. The security service says the institute has very strong ties to China's Ministry of State Security, its civilian intelligence agency. The warning is drawing wide attention in Britain amid ongoing concerns over Chinese espionage targeting universities and technology sectors.
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Germany's state interior ministers have abandoned a long-standing principle, according to a Bild report, citing concerns that the AfD could block decisions. The change affects how the interior ministers' conference operates, with officials worried the far-right party's growing presence in state governments could be used to stall joint positions on security policy.
- 5China's spy agency calls crypto anonymity an 'illusion'●JUST IN: China's top intelligence agency warns anonymity in crypto is a "false proposition" and an "illusion." China's M
China's Ministry of State Security has warned that anonymity in cryptocurrency is a "false proposition" and an "illusion." The agency claims foreign intelligence services exploit the perceived anonymity of crypto to recruit Chinese citizens for espionage, using it as bait in approaches. The statement adds to China's hard line on digital assets and highlights growing official concern about covert foreign contact operations.
- 6MI5 issues espionage alert over Chinese institute targeting UK AI research●Breaking: MI5 has just issued an “espionage alert” accusing a Chinese institute of using British academics to spy on Bri
MI5 has issued an espionage alert accusing the China General Technology Research Institute of using British academics to spy on British AI research. The security service says the institute has very strong ties to China's Ministry of State Security, its civilian intelligence agency. The warning urges universities and researchers to be vigilant against attempted recruitment by Chinese state-linked actors.
- 7Israeli Ministry Says It Doesn't Do Background Checks Amid flydubai Probe●"We Don't Do Background Checks": Israeli Ministry Amid flydubai Probe
Israel's ministry has stated 'we don't do background checks' in response to an investigation involving the airline flydubai. The remark, reported by NDTV, is drawing attention as the probe raises questions about screening and security practices connected to the carrier. It is not yet clear what the investigation covers or what consequences may follow for the airline or Israeli authorities.