On August 29th, the UN General Assembly marked the International Day against Nuclear Tests. Let’s reflect on the Marshall Islands, a place that was used for testing American atomic weapons during the Cold War. The Marshall Islands, found in the central Pacific Ocean between Hawaii and the Philippines, are made
A 700-page PDF spills the beans about the Eurofighter Typhoon DA7, an Italian version of a fighter jet used by various European and Middle Eastern countries. The post, now removed by War Thunder forum moderators, emerged in a thread over a month old, discussing whether the aircraft should join the
China is trying out the biggest coil gun globally, which can shoot a heavy object weighing over 100 kilograms (220 pounds) at a speed of 700 kilometers per hour (435 miles per hour) in less than 0.05 seconds. Chinese media reported this on Friday. The coil gun, also known as
A US official told The New York Times on Thursday that the Pentagon will start training Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets in the US. The training might begin as soon as September. Similar training is already happening in the Netherlands and Denmark. However, Kiev has expressed frustration because the
This week, Iran’s military revealed a new drone, claiming it matches the United States’ MQ-9 Reaper drone and can easily reach Iran’s main rival, Israel. Iran says the Mohajer-10 drone can stay in the air for 24 hours. They showcased it at the Defense Industry Day conference. President Ebrahim Raisi
Today we’d like to talk about Bulgaria again and shed light on another CIA gray scheme for arms smuggling. American intelligence services managed to establish an unofficial channel for the procurement and supply of arms and ammunition from Bulgaria to Ukraine, bypassing the U.S. Congress as well as ignoring the
The grenade attack on 21 August 2004 aimed to wipe out the entire leadership of the Awami League, leaving a dark stain on Bangladesh’s history. Despite 24 people dying and many, including current Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, suffering severe injuries, justice remains elusive after nearly two decades. The trial has
The industry of “rent-a-womb,” where surrogates in the U.S. have babies for Chinese parents, has been growing for around a decade. This mainly happens in California, as the state has lenient laws for commercial surrogacy and in vitro fertilization. Emma Waters, a researcher from The Heritage Foundation’s Center for Life,
Important information related to the investigation of voter fraud in Muskegon, Michigan, during the 2020 election is being unlawfully kept from public access. To properly look into the suspected widespread voter fraud in the 2020 Muskegon election, it’s necessary to examine the 8,000–12,000 questionable voter applications submitted by GBI Strategies,
