Pentagon alerts: New Russian super-missile might strike Ukraine within days
Pentagon warns about possible launch of Russias new Oreshnik missile against Ukraine based on fresh intel data. US officials dont see it as crucial weapon but promise more defense aid to Kyiv
US wildlife officials finally take action to save disappearing monarch butterflies
After years of waiting‚ monarch butterflies may get federal protection as threatened species. Population dropped drastically since 1980s due to human activity and climate-related changes
Strange disease outbreak in Congo: First lab results point to unexpected cause
Scientists in Congo try to solve mystery behind deadly disease affecting southwest region. Initial tests show surprising connection to common illness‚ but researchers need more proof
Cyprus turns to sea water as drought empties island's dams
Mediterranean island faces serious water shortage with dams at quarter capacity after dry winters. Government plans quick solution with new desalination facilities starting next fall
Pentagon's new missile defense test near Guam shows unexpected results
US military completed its first-ever missile defense test near Guam using new radar system and advanced interceptor. The successful operation marks a big step for protecting this strategic Pacific location
Ukraine shifts focus to home-made weapons as Western support might change
Ukrainian military plans to boost its own weapons production as Western aid could decrease next year. Local drone program becomes key element in maintaining long-range strike capabilities
Drone hits IAEA car near biggest nuclear plant in Europe - what happened?
A drone-strike damaged International Atomic Energy Agency car near Ukraineʼs Zaporizhzhia nuclear facility during staff rotation. IAEA staff members stayed safe but the incident raised serious safety questions
European satellites team up to create never-before-seen views of the sun
Two high-tech satellites just started their space dance to make artificial solar eclipses. This ground-breaking ESA mission opens new ways to peek at suns outer atmosphere
Secret supply chain wars: How spies mess with tech worldwide
Global powers fight hidden battles through tech supply-chains since cold-war times. Modern cyber-attacks and Chinaʼs tech-grab strategy force US to re-think its approach to business partnerships
Secret supply chain wars: How nations play high-tech hide and seek
From Cold War tricks to modern cyber-attacks nations keep finding ways to mess with each others tech supplies. Recent events show how digital age made these games more complex than ever
Chinese mining firm's actions raise questions in Congo's protected forest zone
Deep in Congoʼs rainforest a mining operation continues its work in a special wildlife area. The site‚ home to rare forest giraffes faces growing pressure between resource extraction and nature protection
China takes aim at tech giant Nvidia in new monopoly case
Chinese regulators started looking into Nvidiaʼs business practices for possible monopoly issues. This move adds to the growing tech-sector rivalry between Beijing and Washington
Chemical weapons watchdog alerts Syria after major power shift in Damascus
International chemical weapons organization steps up monitoring of Syrian facilities after significant changes in Damascus leadership. The group demands strict compliance with safety protocols for toxic materials
Five expert views on AI threats to democracy that nobody expected
Recent US elections showed no major AI disruptions but experts stay alert about future risks. Scientists and policy-makers suggest new ways to protect democratic processes from artificial-intelligence threats
Five ways artificial intelligence shapes modern democracy - experts explain why
Tech experts point to growing AI influence on democratic processes worldwide while suggesting ways to protect election systems. Recent developments show both opportunities and risks that need immediate attention
Expert warns: AI safety in elections isn't guaranteed despite peaceful vote season
Recent US elections showed no major AI-related problems but experts say its too early to relax. Scientists and policy-makers point out five key areas where artificial intelligence needs careful watching
How space company's tech breakthroughs change global military balance
SpaceXʼs innovations in space tech go way beyond Mars mission plans. These developments bring unexpected military advantages that could reshape international defense strategies
Iran speeds up nuclear work as global watchdog raises red flags
UN nuclear agency reports major increase in Irans uranium-enrichment levels‚ reaching close to weapons-grade capacity. Western nations express strong disagreement with Tehranʼs nuclear activities
Canada opens new chapter in Arctic relations with bold diplomatic move
Canada unveils fresh strategy for Arctic cooperation with US‚ including new diplomatic posts in Alaska and Greenland. The plan tackles security needs and climate-related changes in the northern region
Trump picks tech billionaire for NASA: What it means for space industry future
Private astronaut and payment tech CEO **Jared Isaacman** gets nod to lead NASA. His selection signals big shift toward commercial space focus and cost-cutting measures at the agency
White House plans secret pardons while Notre Dame rises from ashes
Biden administration considers pre-emptive protection for possible Trump targets‚ while global events unfold from Syria to climate concerns. Notre Dames grand re-opening marks new chapter after five-year restoration
Swedish battery giant's collapse shows how China changed the EV game
Ex-Tesla leaderʼs European battery venture ends in bankruptcy after 8-year run. Chinese dominance in EV market and production issues led to the fall of a company that raised over $15B
US tech limits on China trigger immediate counter-strike in minerals trade
US puts new limits on chip-making tech exports to China just before administration change. Beijing responds within hours by blocking key tech materials‚ showing its power over critical resources
Major earthquake near California forces millions to prepare for incoming tsunami
Strong undersea earthquake hits off Northern California today causing wide-scale tsunami warnings. About 5 million people in California and Oregon need to be ready for possible waves reaching coast by noon
Ukrainian defenders spot strange behavior in Russian combat drones
Ukrainian military noticed weird problems with Russian attack-drones in early 2024. The new Geran-2 models showed strange flight patterns and often lost control during basic maneuvers
Meta signs huge solar deal to power its data centers across America
Meta partners with Invenergy to get green energy from four new solar projects in different US states. The deal helps Meta reach its clean-energy goals while managing growing data center power needs
Ancient child's bones show how Ice Age mothers hunted giant prey
Scientists studied 12‚800-year-old bones of a nursing child to reveal his mothers eating habits. Chemical traces show she mainly hunted mammoths and other mega-sized animals for food
Rare Hawaiian birds make historic comeback on new island after 22-year absence
San Diego Zoo starts new chapter for endangered Hawaiian crows on Maui island. Five birds were moved to their new home this week marking first release there since species vanished from wild in early 2000s
Space billionaire gets surprising nomination to lead America's space agency
Trump picks private astronaut and payment-tech CEO to run NASAʼs $25B budget. The nomination comes as the agency pushes forward with its moon-return mission while expanding private sector partnerships
Top AI firm teams up with defense tech company for Pentagon projects
Two major tech companies join forces to develop military AI solutions. OpenAI brings its expertise while Anduril adds military hardware know-how into groundbreaking partnership