China has thrown a wrench into the global supply chain by slapping new export controls on antimony metals, ores, and oxides, effective September 15. This move could spell trouble for American arms manufacturers who are heavily dependent on this crucial resource. Companies aiming to export these materials will now need
US Space Command has set its sights on the future, prioritizing “space fires” to secure dominance in orbit and advancing battlespace awareness by 2027. According to Gen. Stephen Whiting, these objectives are part of a broader strategy to ensure that the United States maintains its edge in space as global
Two former leaders of major South Asian countries have reportedly accused the United States of covert regime change operations to topple their governments. One of the leaders, former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, languishes in prison, on a perverse conviction that proves Khan’s assertion. The other leader, former Bangladesh Prime
Hackers from a group called the “BO Team” have launched a major cyberattack on Vega, a Russian internet provider. This attack has caused big problems, including cutting off internet and communication services for important places in Snezhinsk, a city in Russia known for its secretive Soviet-era facilities. Here’s what happened:
On August 6, Ukrainian forces made a surprising move by launching their biggest attack on Russian land since the conflict began in February 2022. They targeted the Kursk Region in Russia, catching many off guard. Despite the attack being quickly stopped by Russian troops, Ukraine still holds onto some areas
Ukraine and Russia were set to have important talks in Doha this month to agree on a truce that would stop both sides from attacking each other’s energy infrastructure. This deal was supposed to offer a break from the constant bombings and provide relief to both countries. Qatar was going
Fed up with the West’s economic war on a third of all nations through sanctions, a new group opposing these measures is emerging. Recently, Russian billionaire Mikhail Fridman, who’s been hit with sanctions, hired Tony Blair’s wife to fight a lawsuit against Luxembourg for freezing his assets. Meanwhile, banks like
NASA is facing a serious challenge with two astronauts stuck on the International Space Station (ISS) after a failed mission by Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft. Originally, these astronauts were supposed to return to Earth within a week, but it’s now been more than two months, and their return is still uncertain.
Germany, a major supporter of Ukraine in its fight against Russia, has recently hit a major snag. The country has already committed over €10 billion in military aid to Ukraine, making it the second-largest supplier of weapons to the country after the United States. However, due to a severe budget