Monday, 06 October 2025

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“And whilst all the world – Europe, America, Asia, Russia, the Arabs, etc, etc, are a possibility because of Africa; Africa is a possibility because of neither of them, because Africa is not only self-dependent and indeed, if not for the stupidity of the continent’s leadership, can be self-dependent because Africa does not need any of these nations and continents to live, exist, thrive, feed, survive and succeed.”

Nigeria Watch International
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Photo: Royal Navy

Royal Navy warships and RAF patrol aircraft tracked a series of Russian vessels in the waters close to the UK in a concerted monitoring operation.

HMS Tyne, HMS Portland and P8 Poseidon aircraft from RAF Lossiemouth reported on the movements of the Russian Navy in the English Channel, North Sea and North Atlantic.

Plymouth-based HMS Portland and the Poseidons worked together to monitor Russian vessels, including corvettes Boikiy and Grad, cruiser Marshal Ustinov, the Udaloy-class destroyer Severomorsk and others.

International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence
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Poole, UK: TDSi has announced its latest student placement, Cameron Lane. Cameron has joined the company’s Software Development Team for a twelve-month placement as part of his BSc (Hons) in Software Engineering studies at Bournemouth University.   

TDSi has a proud history of supporting university placements and apprenticeships. Managing Director John Davies commented, “We are delighted to welcome Cameron to the TDSi team as our new placement student. Software Development is a key role within the access control and integrated security industry and one which is at the heart of what TDSi does, so our team will benefit from a fresh perspective and new ideas, whilst Cameron will also benefit from experiencing the demands and rewards of working in a business environment.”

Industry News
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Organisations don’t know what devices - either work or personal – are accessing corporate resources.

London, UK – Jamf has released new survey data that reveals 49% of enterprises across Europe currently have no formal Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) policy in place, meaning they have no visibility into or control over if and how employees are connecting personal devices to corporate resources.

Case Studies
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