Technology
A dispute over drones between North Korea and South Korea could threaten one of Asia’s last natural refuges, where bears, deer, and cranes survive amid mines and barbed wire
The poacher that refuses to die: why the United States will keep the F-117 flying until 2034 and how its training missions could be leaving an invisible climate footprint
This new phone promises a giant battery and an incredible camera, but experts warn of a significant problem
China’s J-35 stealth fighter is already flying from aircraft carriers with electromagnetic catapults: behind its hidden technology lies an invisible carbon bomb that will affect the climate for decades to come
NATO issues a warning about the Arctic: what they have found under the melting ice changes everything you thought you knew about the north
United Kingdom and Norway sign the “Lunna House” agreement and send Royal Marines to train year-round in the Arctic, just as the region is warming three times faster than the rest of the planet
It sounds like something out of a science fiction series, but it’s real: at just 15 years old, Laurent Simons has already completed a PhD and is now researching how to defeat aging with artificial intelligence
Assault before dawn in the Caribbean: Marines rappel from the USS Gerald R. Ford and seize the tanker Olina with 700,000 barrels on board
California’s new water plan sounds like science fiction: plants that consume millions of tons of seawater and factories that convert wastewater into drinking water
They collected 8,000 abandoned bottles from a beach in Pernambuco and ended up building a real seven-bedroom house that today seems almost impossible
A blue laser was aimed at F-16 pilots during a nighttime approach to Spangdahlem, and German police are now investigating who came within inches of causing a tragedy
Rheinmetall and MBDA want to create a “light weapon” for the German Navy: long-range precision and actual deployment planned for 2029
North Korea shows what it claims to be its nuclear submarine for the first time, and the images raise more questions than answers
Germany is buying U.S.-made maritime drones for $1.5 billion, exposing cracks in Europe’s military sovereignty
Japan looked to the skies once again with its H3 rocket until the engine malfunctioned and minutes later the plan began to unravel











