The Briefing Outrage as the White House accidentally sends war plans to a journalist
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Mar 25, 2025 Gorana Grgić, Monocle's security correspondent, discusses a startling security breach where sensitive U.S. military plans were mistakenly sent to a journalist, raising alarms about international relations. Meanwhile, Chiara Mella highlights fresh trends in the food and drink industry, from mid-strength beverages to innovative restaurant marketing in the age of social media. The conversation weaves through themes of press freedom challenges in Turkey and the dynamics of global diplomacy, making for an engaging and thought-provoking listen.
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Accidental War Plans Leak
- The White House accidentally texted war plans to Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic.
- This security breach sparked criticism and investigations, impacting US relations with European allies.
Signal Security Risk
- Sharing sensitive information on unsecured platforms like Signal is a major security risk.
- It's potentially illegal under the US Espionage Act, causing outrage among intelligence professionals.
Impact on Allies
- Leaking classified information erodes trust with allies, making them hesitant to share intelligence.
- European allies have expressed concerns about US intelligence sharing practices.