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Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, head of the AIDS prevention department of the Central Research Institute of Epidemiology of Rospotrebnadzor Vadim Pokrovsky reported on the developing HIV epidemic among vulnerable segments of Russians.

According to the scientist, the most vulnerable groups of citizens for this infection were less likely to be examined. Pokrovsky said that the vulnerable include “men who have sex with men”, as well as drug addicts and sexual workers.

"In all the reports, there is an HIV epidemic in these groups," Pokrovsky told Interfax.

At the same time, he noted that most often HIV infection occurs precisely with heterosexual contacts - contacts between a man and a woman. The path of transmission through the blood when taking narcotic substances is also common.

“Slight percentage of new cases,” Pokrovsky added, “is infected during sexual intercourse between men.”

The scientist also said that there are other “alarming signals” – for example, more and more HIV-infected people are being detected among the rural population. According to experts, this indicates that “HIV continues to spread.”

The Supreme Court recognized the “Id” movement as an extremist organization and banned its activities on the territory of the Russian Federation.

Source: mk https://archive.is/eiHco

How will the security look like for the US with throttled UK/EU intelligence, and how would the UK and EU adapt with limited American support?

Examining the ripple effects on programs such as Five Eyes Alliance, Nine Eyes and Fourteen Eyes, and NATO Intelligence framework?

Can anybody share the basic dress code for interns who work at three letter agencies. Is it business casual? Business professional?

This week’s episode of Global Intelligence Weekly Wrap-Up delivers unparalleled insights into the most pressing global security stories:

https://youtu.be/VXzyL8BDqo4

Why was a Norwegian embassy guard accused of spying for Russia and Iran, and what secrets might he have exposed?

How do Canada’s allegations against India over Sikh separatist violence impact international diplomacy and security?

What does Prime Minister Trudeau’s new national security strategy mean for Canada’s fight against foreign interference?

Why are tensions between the UK and Russia escalating, with accusations of espionage flying on both sides?

How did a former British soldier spying for Iran endanger national security, and what led to his dramatic conviction?

What tactics did a Russian spy cell use in the UK, and how does this case highlight the risks faced by journalists and dissidents?

Could the suspected sabotage of undersea cables in the Baltic Sea disrupt global infrastructure, and who might be behind it?

Neil Bisson, with over 25 years of intelligence and law enforcement experience, provides expert analysis and answers to these critical questions—insights typically reserved for classified briefings.

Don’t just read the headlines—understand the bigger picture. Listen now and share your thoughts!

I applied to SAP since they had a Manila-based position for it. Got rejected though, once with my application canned and the second time after SAP reconsidered.

Been trying to see if it's possible to find it in Canada, or somewhere else(?). The Manila positions are rare.

"More than two years into the war in Ukraine, the threat of Russia-sponsored sabotage continues to loom large over Western security."

From August but a good read and still relevant. https://warontherocks.com/2024/08/the-long-shadow-of-soviet-sabotage-doctrine/?utm_source=pocket_shared

Hi,

I just recently graduated college and my career goal is to be an Intelligence Analyst. I have a business degree (took me awhile to figure out Intel was what I wanted to do). I'm currently taking a few online classes in Intel to get me some "experience" in this field. There are two jobs I could potentially be offered in the near future. I'm looking for advice as to what role I should take. One job is a business job at a major defense contractor. I would not get a clearance initially, but my understanding is I could eventually get one. The other is a business job within the IC. This job would give me a top secret clearance. The defense contractor job is in a better location, has better benefits, and better pay. What role would you advise I take if I have to chose?