The Banderol isn’t just a new Russian missile—it’s a physical embodiment of the technological, logistical, and diplomatic war unfolding behind the front lines.
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As the war of attrition continues, each new battery deployed to the front lines will need to carry not only ammunition but also shovels for digging.
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A spear tip more than 70,000 years old reveals the advances made by Neanderthals.
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Pyongyang’s extravagant resort was built to rival the world’s top destinations—now it just needs tourists.
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Russian naval power is no longer unchallenged, even against small boat drones capable of shooting down fighter jets dozens of miles off the coast.
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The Kosmos 482 probe, in orbit for 53 years, could reenter Earth’s atmosphere on Saturday, May 10.
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The F-16 aircraft aren’t flyable. However, their value lies elsewhere. They’ll help other fighters to continue to be operational.
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Moscow is preparing for a future where control of routes, troops, and deterrence capabilities will be the real bargaining chips in geopolitics.
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North Korea’s military and human involvement in the Ukrainian war isn’t a simple gesture of support—it reconfigures power relations.
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Nuclear scientists in China have developed a preliminary design for their nuclear reactor, which features several novel aspects.
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Prohibition in the Russian Empire was one of Tsar Nicholas II’s most momentous (and fatal) choices.
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The Ukraine war revealed a tactic where changing the country of origin on paper allows products to bypass sanctions or tariffs.
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In space, each new mysterious object, like the one released by Kosmos 2583, adds another layer of tension to the technological and military rivalry in orbit.
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Russia has been testing a system called Kalinka, which is designed to disrupt Starlink communications.
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In the ongoing pursuit of efficiency, resilience, and technological superiority, Ukraine has introduced a novel approach to warfare: using viruses as weapons.
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In an era of submarine war, every mile of guarded coastline counts. And Greenland, now more than ever, counts a lot.
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The decision to leave countries like Russia off the list has caused confusion among observers and U.S. allies.
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While the U.S. has expressed interest in accessing one of these secret bases, Norway remains committed to reactivating it for its defense.
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Former employees who are angry about their dismissal may provide an opportunity for enemy agencies to recruit them.
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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?
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