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All articles published by The Daily Perspective from 28 February to 29 March 2026.

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Fuel Security Crunch as Six Ships Turned Away from Australia
World

Fuel Security Crunch as Six Ships Turned Away from Australia

Six oil tankers bound for Australia have been cancelled or deferred as the Strait of Hormuz blockade threatens fuel supplies. The government is pursuing diplomatic solutions with Asian partners while releasing strategic reserves.

GrapheneOS draws the line on age verification laws
Technology

GrapheneOS draws the line on age verification laws

GrapheneOS, a security-hardened mobile operating system, has vowed never to comply with emerging age verification requirements even as Brazil, California, and other jurisdictions impose hefty penalties.

How an Umbrella Pattern Can Ground an AI Drone
Technology

How an Umbrella Pattern Can Ground an AI Drone

A new attack method called FlyTrap uses patterned umbrellas to trick autonomous drones into flying closer until they can be captured or crash, exposing vulnerabilities in widely deployed technology.

Resident Evil's Decades-Long Love Affair With Beautiful Men Getting Hurt
Gaming

Resident Evil's Decades-Long Love Affair With Beautiful Men Getting Hurt

Resident Evil's enduring appeal rests on something rarely discussed openly: the series has always found genuine pleasure in watching beautiful men suffer. From Leon Kennedy's vulnerability to the mechanical impacts of injury, the franchise subverts action game conventions.