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In China's defense laboratories, much like those of their counterparts in the United States, work is moving rapidly to develop new weapon systems powered by artificial intelligence. Autonomous tanks, AI-driven robot dogs, and large drones capable of unleashing kamikaze swarms
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Ukraine’s opposition leader Petro Poroshenko has launched serious accusations against President Volodymyr Zelensky in a recent interview. He claimed Zelensky is taking action against political opponents and putting Ukraine’s democracy and independence at risk. Autocratic
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In the heart of Mexico City's historic center, President Claudia Sheinbaum became the target of harassment when a man managed to approach her, wrap his arm around her, and attempt to kiss her in public. The incident surprised those around her and sparked a national debate on security
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Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed the creation of a global organization dedicated to cooperation in artificial intelligence during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit held in Gyeongju, South Korea. The initiative aims to establish an international framework to coordinate strategies
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The United States has signaled a major shift in nuclear policy, as President Donald Trump ordered the “immediate” resumption of preparations for nuclear weapons testing, more than thirty years after the country’s last underground test in 1992. The move comes amid growing strategic
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The world-famous Sagrada Família has reached a new milestone. Its central Christ Tower has now become the tallest church tower in the world, officially surpassing the Ulm Cathedral in Germany. With the installation of the lower section of the cross, the monumental basilica designed
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The United States and Japan have inaugurated what both describe as a “new golden age of alliances,” signing a historic agreement focused on rare earth elements and critical minerals. The deal aims to secure a stable supply of resources essential for technological and energy
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The prolonged U.S. government shutdown is beginning to impact key sectors, including air traffic control — one of the essential services still operating without full pay. Many controllers have taken temporary side jobs to make ends meet while continuing their duties, as union representatives warn that
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The war in Ukraine and Russia’s political future are inseparably linked to President Vladimir Putin. For more than two decades, he has consolidated a system built on absolute power, domestic repression, and a foreign policy defined by confrontation with the West. Yet the Kremlin’s
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After exchanges of fire in southern Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered “intensive strikes” on Tuesday afternoon, putting the fragile ceasefire in jeopardy once again. According to Gaza’s Civil Defense, at least five people were killed and several others
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The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have taken control of Al-Fashir, the last major city in Darfur held by the Sudanese government, after the army’s withdrawal on Monday. The United Nations estimates that up to 300,000 people remain in the city and warns of an escalation marked by killings, torture,
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Russia’s aviation industry is facing a severe crisis: Western sanctions and high interest rates have cut off access to spare parts, maintenance, and certifications, forcing airlines and repair facilities to operate at their limits — in some cases with fatal consequences. In response, Moscow
Read more: Sanctions and high interest rates strangle Russia’s aviation parts and production
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