Weaponry

A surge of violent attacks targeting individuals with substantial cryptocurrency holdings is spreading around the world.

In the context of a long war and strained supply lines, the loss of tens of thousands of tons of weaponry is a big concern for Russia.

The story of John Phillips serves as a case study in the complex relationship between academic knowledge, national security, and individual responsibility.

The F-47 contract provides a crucial opportunity just when Boeing needed it the most.

Google has changed its stance against developing AI-powered weapons, becoming the latest big tech company to follow a growing trend.

The new technology has the potential to change the balance of military power worldwide.

Concepts like “radioactive tsunamis” are emerging as serious threats. Currently, there are no specific countermeasures available to protect against these weapons.

Although the alliance between both countries is public knowledge, the extent of their cooperation wasn’t disclosed until recently.

The Department of Defense plans to use it in the Air Force’s Sentinel Intercontinental Ballistic Missile.

South Korea has already warned of “decisive military action” if its neighboring country’s balloons cause any fatalities.

A recent paper has raised the alarm about radioactive contamination in this notorious location.

“It’s much more unusual to learn things about military systems–especially nuclear systems–in non-military settings. That’s what makes this case unique,” the FAS says.