Imagine an aircraft that can practically disappear from radar detection. That might sound like science fiction, but China says it’s achieved something that could make this a reality. Chinese researchers have developed a new material that they claim could make its aircraft nearly invisible to anti-stealth radar systems. Here’s what
Global Positioning System (GPS) is essential for military operations around the world. It helps armies pinpoint exact locations, even in the middle of intense battles. For decades, the United States has been the leader in GPS technology, with its own Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS). But things are changing. China
The German government is taking big steps to prepare for a worst-case scenario: war. Officials are now creating a list of public places that could be turned into bomb shelters if tensions with Russia escalate. These places include metro stations, underground car parks, and even government buildings. Citizens are also
At the 29th United Nations Global Climate Summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, tensions ran high as developed and developing nations clashed over climate finance. Dubbed the “Finance CoP,” this summit was supposed to be a turning point for global climate action. Instead, it left many countries feeling frustrated and betrayed. The
Gautam Adani, India’s second-richest man and leader of the massive Adani Group, is facing serious trouble. The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a summons to him, accusing his company of paying bribes to Indian officials to win major contracts. According to Reuters, a New York court
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has made a big move against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing him of war crimes and crimes against humanity in connection with the conflict in Gaza. The court has issued an arrest warrant for Netanyahu, and if he ever visits the UK, British officials
A shocking new cyberattack has been called the worst in U.S. history, and it involves Chinese hackers. This month, U.S. authorities accused a hacking group named Salt Typhoon, which is believed to be linked to China, of breaking into American telecom companies and stealing sensitive data. This hack lasted for
Montreal was shaken by intense protests this weekend as anti-NATO and pro-Palestinian demonstrators clashed violently with police. The city, which is hosting NATO’s annual summit, saw hundreds of protesters take to the streets in a peaceful march that quickly spiraled into chaos. It all started on Friday afternoon when a
James Scott Rhys Anderson, a 22-year-old former British Army soldier, has found himself in the middle of an international incident. Captured by Russian forces, Anderson was taken near the village of Plekhovo, deep inside Russia’s Kursk Region, while fighting for Ukraine’s International Legion. This mysterious group, made up of foreign
