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  The world is more interconnected than ever before. Everything, from our banking systems to critical infrastructure like power grids and water supplies, depends on digital networks. But as technology evolves, so do the threats against it. The idea of a large-scale cyberattack that could cripple a nation’s economy, government, and even public safety isn’t just a plot in a Netflix series like Zero Day —it’s a real, growing possibility. But how vulnerable are we? Could a hacker group, or even a hostile nation, truly bring down a country with a well-executed cyberattack? And more importantly, are we prepared to stop them? The Reality of Cyber Threats: Fiction or Imminent Danger? We’ve seen movies and TV shows where hackers shut down entire cities, cause chaos, and demand ransoms. But real-world events show that these threats aren’t just Hollywood fantasies. In 2015, Russian hackers launched a cyberattack on Ukraine’s power grid, leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity. In 20...

  Understanding the Conflict: How Did We Get Here? The Ukraine-Russia war has been one of the most devastating and long-lasting conflicts in modern European history. What started as political tensions over Ukraine’s aspirations to move closer to the West turned into a full-scale invasion by Russia in February 2022. Over the years, the war has caused widespread destruction, displaced millions of people, and reshaped international politics. But why is this war still ongoing? Why hasn’t it reached a resolution? And most importantly, how has it affected the people of Ukraine and Russia? A War That Changed Lives: The People’s Perspective When wars break out, the focus is often on political strategies, military advancements, and economic sanctions. But behind every news headline are millions of people whose lives have been turned upside down. For Ukrainians, this war has meant losing homes, families being separated, and an uncertain future. Civilians in major cities like Kyiv, Kharkiv, a...