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🚨 Top 5 Live Intelligence Dashboards You Should Be Watching If you're tracking cyber threats, geopolitical tensions, or OSINT signals in real time, these platforms provide a powerful “single pane of glass” into what’s happening globally: 🌍 LiveUAmap – Real-time conflict and geopolitical event tracking 🔗 liveuamap.com 📊 GDELT Project – Global event monitoring powered by AI across dozens of languages 🔗 gdeltproject.org 🌐 WorldMonitor – Live global incidents, disasters, and security alerts 🔗 worldmonitor.app 🛡️ SOCRadar Cyber Conflict Dashboard – Focused cyber threat intelligence (Iran–Israel context) 🔗 socradar.io/iran-israel-cy… 🧠 Pizzint – OSINT-driven monitoring of leaks, dark web activity, and threat signals 🔗 pizzint.watch These dashboards highlight how OSINT + real-time data + visualization are reshaping situational awareness for both cyber and physical threats. 👉 If you know other high-quality live intelligence dashboards, drop them in the comments — always looking to expand the list. #OSINT #CyberThreatIntelligence #ThreatIntel #Geopolitics #DarkWeb #CyberSecurity #DDW #InfoSec #OpenSourceIntelligence

🚨BREAKING -- The Gaza Tribunal has published its final report. It calls on Britain to end all military co-operation with Israel, impose economic sanctions, and investigate British citizens who participated in Israel's war crimes. 👉thegazatribunal.uk/report

🚨🇮🇱🇮🇷 MASSIVE MASSIVE BREAKING WAR UPDATE WESTERN MAINSTREAM MEDIA & NETANYAHU SCRAMBLES TO HIDE📢: Iran says: Azerbaijan, Turkey and Cyprus attacks were false flag operations by Israel. Netanyahu is in total panic mode!

BREAKING: Iran just struck Microsoft data centers in the Gulf. Not Amazon. Not a generic cloud provider. Microsoft — whose Azure platform runs the operational backbone of NATO, the US Department of Defense, and every major Western financial institution that has expanded into the Gulf over the last five years. This is categorically different from the AWS strikes earlier in the war. Microsoft Azure is not simply a commercial cloud product. It is a defense-grade infrastructure platform operating under FedRAMP High and DoD Impact Level 5 and 6 authorizations, the highest security classifications available to a commercial provider. Azure GovCloud runs classified US government workloads. Azure for Operators runs 5G military communications infrastructure. The Gulf Azure availability zones, built under billions of dollars of sovereign cloud commitments to UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar, sit at the intersection of commercial enterprise and military-adjacent operations in a way no other cloud platform does. When Iran fires missiles at Microsoft data centers in the Gulf, it is not attacking a commercial storage facility. It is attacking the digital connective tissue between American defense architecture and Gulf sovereign AI ambitions. The mechanism Iran is applying across every domain of this war is now operating at the infrastructure layer of the global digital economy. Hormuz for maritime insurance. BAPCO and Ras Tanura for oil infrastructure insurance. Manama hotels for corporate presence insurance. AWS for basic cloud insurability. Microsoft for the tier of cloud infrastructure that carries defense-adjacent and government workloads. Each successive target has moved one layer deeper into the critical infrastructure stack. Microsoft has not yet confirmed the extent of damage or the impact on service continuity. That silence is itself data. When AWS facilities were struck earlier in the war, the company posted status updates within hours. The Microsoft situation is being handled with a different communication posture, which is consistent with facilities that carry sovereign and defense-adjacent contractual obligations that restrict what can be publicly disclosed about operational status. The Gulf was supposed to be the proving ground for the sovereign AI thesis. Every major hyperscaler made the bet simultaneously: Gulf governments want their data onshore, under their own regulatory frameworks, close to their own populations, contributing to their own AI capability development. Microsoft, Google, AWS, Oracle, all committed multi-billion dollar buildouts to that thesis in the last three years. The thesis assumed physical security. The thesis assumed the Gulf was a stable operating environment for long-term digital infrastructure. That assumption was always geopolitically contingent. It is now empirically falsified. Every CTO and every procurement officer running a sovereign cloud negotiation anywhere in the world is looking at the Microsoft strike footage right now and running the same calculation: if the Gulf is a ballistic missile target range, where does the sovereign AI buildout go instead? Iran cannot win this war militarily. But it is methodically repricing every assumption the American-aligned economic order made about the Gulf as a safe jurisdiction for permanent infrastructure. The missiles hitting Microsoft data centers today are not attacking cloud storage. They are attacking the confidence interval on a decade of digital infrastructure investment. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

Britain secretly turned Cyprus into a key NATO asset during Cold War despite its non-aligned stance It even covertly deployed nuclear weapons to UK territory on Cyprus Top secret map from 1971 also shows NATO ran a covert "communications station" at Cape Greco in Cyprus proper

Report from Israeli paper Haaretz on 31 October 2023, three weeks into the genocide RAF Akrotiri continued to be the key international site for supplying and supporting Israel's obliteration of Gaza over the following 2 years

Now that British ‘mainstream’ journalists have discovered where Akrotiri is, they should watch our film about the over 600 spy flights flown from there by the RAF in aid of Israeli intelligence — which they dutifully avoided covering. 👇

Translation: WE LIED TO CYPRUS, AND USED THE BASE TO ATTACK IRAN.

Iran Teach Keir Starmer a Lesson, Strike RAF Base in Cyprus Which Participated in Gaza Genocide and Iran Attack

OPEN CALL – Mentorship Programme for Activists and Cultural Practitioners (under 25) euroalter.com/open-call-ment…

The book examines the way US establishment media aligned its coverage with Israeli military narratives whilst downplaying, and even condoning, the wholesale massacre of Palestinians orbooks.com/catalog/the-co…

How home prices have changed over the past year (Q4 2025 vs Q4 2024): Portugal: 23.6% Romania: 14.9% UAE (Dubai): 12.9% Lithuania: 11.3% Switzerland: 4.5% Netherlands: 3.5% Singapore: 3.3% Sweden: 0.8% Thailand: 0.6% Canada: -6.2% China: -8.5% Note: These are nominal figures.

"Ten applicants will be selected for this 2-day training school that seeks contributions from academics, artists, creative technologists, activists, theorists and researchers who have developed or are developing ideas, frameworks, and/or projects"

Subversive, Investigative, and Open Source Practices Call for Participants 2-day training school (18-19 May 2026) Calling artists, agents, shape shifters, spooks and tricksters. Join us for two days for creative discussion, exploration and imagination. neme.org/blog/siosp

Textpattern 4.9.1 released: security fixes, patches and tweaks textpattern.com/weblog/textpat…

Decentralised Networks of Care: call for speakers for a COST funded Training School focusing on cultural care and its subservient function to politics, economy, bureaucratic decisions, and the environment. Submissions deadline: 15 March 2026 neme.org/blog/dnc-call

EMAP: Open call for 15 fully funded residencies. neme.org/blog/emap-2026…

The European Media Art Platform (EMAP) invites artists, artist duos, collectives, and artistic collaborations working in digital, media, robotic and bio art to apply for a two-month production residency in 2026. Deadline: 13 March call.emare.eu

With the support of the European Union’s Creative Europe programme, EMAP invites artists, artist duos, collectives, and artistic collaborations working in digital, media, robotic, and bio art to apply for a two-month production residency in 2026. neme.org/blog/emap-2026…

Open call for speakers at a COST-funded Training School focusing on cultural care and its subservient function to politics, economy, bureaucratic decisions and the environment. Hosted at @NeMeOrg. Deadline: 15 March neme.org/blog/dnc-call