Ukraine-Russia war

In the ongoing pursuit of efficiency, resilience, and technological superiority, Ukraine has introduced a novel approach to warfare: using viruses as weapons.

While the U.S. has expressed interest in accessing one of these secret bases, Norway remains committed to reactivating it for its defense.

Taiwan has unveiled the Endeavor Manta, a unique drone that represents a significant step toward a more modern and distributed defense.

The damage presents a massive technical and financial dilemma for the international community. Is it time for authorities to undertake a massive new project, or will they risk a potential future catastrophe?

The initiative has come to symbolize how civic solidarity can become a vital shield amid the most technological warfare of our time.

This model defies traditional norms of war production. In an urgent and uncertain environment, fragmentation has become an advantage.

The GLSDB returns to the battlefield with enhancements that improve its resistance to electronic warfare, ensuring it remains effective in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Current military technology and weaponry are so reliant on software that even advanced fighter jets like the F-35 can be rendered inoperable.

Ukraine officials have realized that a smaller military can compensate for its numerical disadvantages through innovation, advanced technology, and rapid adaptability.

Google has changed its stance against developing AI-powered weapons, becoming the latest big tech company to follow a growing trend.

A soldier’s diary sheds light on the strategies and experiences of North Koreans fighting in Russia’s war.

The U.S. warns against Moscow’s “aid” to Pyongyang, which could create a military force more prepared than ever.