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Satellite internet has become a vital communications tool in Ukraine, raising important questions about technology, national security and the power of private companies. Discover how the Starlink debate could shape the future of global connectivity and modern warfare.
US inflation accelerated to 3.7% in September 2026, driven largely by rising gasoline prices. Here is what the latest CPI report could mean for American households, financial markets and the Federal Reserve.
Artificial intelligence is entering a new phase. Recent developments highlight why computing infrastructure, cybersecurity and responsible AI governance will be central to the technology’s future.
Artificial intelligence is changing more than the technology industry. From semiconductor manufacturing and electricity supplies to data centers and export restrictions, countries are competing to control the infrastructure behind AI. The outcome could reshape economic influence, national security and international relations.
New American sanctions against the International Criminal Court have revived a fundamental question about global justice: can international law remain credible when powerful governments resist accountability?
Washington’s decision to ease restrictions on Russian diesel has exposed a new disagreement with Kyiv. As global energy prices rise and peace negotiations continue, the conflict between economic priorities and wartime sanctions is becoming increasingly difficult to resolve.
A video of a celebrity, a familiar voice asking for money, or a message that looks completely genuine what if it is all fake? Discover how AI deepfake scams work, the warning signs to watch for, and practical ways to protect yourself online.
Imagine telling an AI assistant what you need, setting your budget and letting it compare products before helping you complete a purchase. In 2026, AI shopping agents are moving this idea closer to reality. Here’s how the technology works, why businesses are paying attention and what shoppers should know.
The last U.S. forces have left Iraq, formally ending the American-led military mission against ISIS and closing a military chapter that began with the 2003 invasion. The withdrawal creates a new security landscape in which Baghdad must assume greater responsibility while balancing relations with Washington, Tehran and powerful domestic armed groups.
Ethiopia’s fragile Tigray peace process is facing its most serious test since the 2022 Pretoria agreement. Tigrayan forces have seized three airports and fighting has spread beyond Tigray, raising concerns about a wider conflict involving Ethiopia’s regions and neighbouring states.
The indri, Madagascar’s critically endangered “singing lemur,” has just revealed another remarkable secret. Researchers found that the animals widen their mouths as their pitch rises, apparently helping their calls travel through dense rainforest in a technique strikingly similar to formant tuning used by human opera singers.
New evidence from NASA’s Perseverance rover suggests that water did not simply appear once and disappear from Mars. Rocks at Jezero Crater record at least three separate episodes of water interaction, including groundwater, a possible ancient lake and later hot underground water.
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Satellite internet has become a vital communications tool in Ukraine, raising important questions about technology, national security and the power of private companies. Discover how the Starlink debate could shape the future of global connectivity and modern warfare.
US inflation accelerated to 3.7% in September 2026, driven largely by rising gasoline prices. Here is what the latest CPI report could mean for American households, financial markets and the Federal Reserve.
Artificial intelligence is entering a new phase. Recent developments highlight why computing infrastructure, cybersecurity and responsible AI governance will be central to the technology’s future.
Artificial intelligence is changing more than the technology industry. From semiconductor manufacturing and electricity supplies to data centers and export restrictions, countries are competing to control the infrastructure behind AI. The outcome could reshape economic influence, national security and international relations.
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New evidence from NASA’s Perseverance rover suggests that water did not simply appear once and disappear from Mars. Rocks at Jezero Crater record at least three separate episodes of water interaction, including groundwater, a possible ancient lake and later hot underground water.
The US Navy has publicly revealed the AIM-424 Malice, a new long-range air-to-air missile designed to engage targets more than 250 nautical miles away. Even more significant, the missile has been shown inside the F-35C’s internal weapons bay, allowing the stealth fighter to carry a very-long-range weapon without sacrificing its low-observable configuration. The system could reshape how future air combat is fought.
More than half a century after humans first landed on the Moon, a new generation of space agencies and private companies is preparing to return—this time to stay. The race to build the first permanent lunar base has become one of the biggest scientific and geopolitical competitions of the decade, promising breakthroughs in exploration, technology, and future missions to Mars.
NASA has launched an unprecedented mission to save the aging Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory from re-entering Earth’s atmosphere. If successful, the mission will become the world’s first robotic rescue of a government science satellite and could redefine the future of satellite servicing.
The Axiom-4 mission has become another milestone in commercial spaceflight, delivering an international crew to the International Space Station to conduct groundbreaking scientific research and demonstrate the future of global cooperation in space.
The European Space Agency’s Euclid telescope has identified the oldest quasars ever observed, dating back just 670 million years after the Big Bang. The discovery could transform our understanding of black hole formation and the evolution of the universe.
For years, doctors have encouraged cancer survivors to stay physically active to improve their quality of life. Now, a landmark international clinical trial has provided the strongest evidence yet that structured exercise does far more than boost fitness it can significantly reduce the risk of cancer returning and improve survival. The findings are expected to reshape cancer recovery programs across the world.
Heart disease remains the world’s leading cause of death, but advances in artificial intelligence are changing how it is diagnosed. AI-powered tools can now identify cardiovascular disease earlier than many traditional methods, giving patients a better chance of receiving timely treatment and improving long-term health outcomes.
The World Health Organization has identified loneliness as one of today’s most overlooked public health challenges. Affecting one in six people globally, loneliness is now associated with hundreds of thousands of preventable deaths every year and is driving a worldwide push to strengthen social connections.
