Edouard Van Ryne

Edouard Van Ryne is a specialist in security and surveillance issues. A former police officer, he has developed solid field experience in crime prevention and risk analysis. He now works on contemporary issues related to urban security and emerging threats. Through his columns, he offers an informed and pragmatic perspective on security policies.

England’s Spain Test Offers Tuchel a Measure of Progress

England’s match against world champions Spain will test whether Thomas Tuchel has addressed the lessons of a difficult summer.

M87’s Black Hole Image Faces a Crucial Independent Test

A new independent result revisits the first black hole image, sharpening scrutiny of the 2019 M87 milestone and its scientific impact.

Nigeria’s 2027 Vote Faces a New Test From AI Disinformation

AI-driven disinformation is raising new concerns over Nigeria’s 2027 elections, testing trust, oversight and institutional preparedness.

Beauty Advent Calendars: Festive Treat or Expensive Gamble?

Beauty advent calendars have become a Christmas staple, but high prices make value for money harder to judge.

Gaming Moves From Leisure to Boardroom Networking in Japan

Gaming is gaining a new role in Japan as companies explore play as a channel for professional networking and workplace connection.

Pochettino at Manchester United: Discipline, Fitness and a Dressing Room Reset

Mauricio Pochettino’s Manchester United arrival points to higher intensity, tighter standards and a clear tactical identity.

Starship Reaches Orbit as Booster Explosion Ends SpaceX Double-Catch Bid

SpaceX’s Starship reached orbit on Friday, but a booster explosion in the Gulf of Mexico prevented an unprecedented double recovery.

Trump and Xi’s Trade Opening Leaves a Corporate Question

A possible easing of US-China trade tensions raises a key business question: which companies would gain from renewed market access?
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