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Automated and uncrewed aircraft are key to realizing Urban Air Mobility vision

IAEA head Grossi is optimistic about Russia and Ukraine agreeing to a ceasefire around the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant in Energodar

The legal team of billionaire businessman Elon Musk has subpoenaed former Twitter executive and whistleblower Peiter Zatko, ABC News said via Twitter on Monday, citing court documents and Zatko’s lawyer.

The Japanese government aims to restart seven domestic nuclear reactors in different parts of the country by next summer, bringing the total number of operating power units to 17, Japanese media reported on Wednesday.

The Pentagon is yet to finalize a long-expected contract for ten Switchblade 600 drones for Ukraine, Defense News reports

Tens of millions of pounds worth of fresh produce is being left to rot in UK fields due to lack of workers, a survey shows

The eighth international military-technical forum Army-2022 is taking place at several venues in the Moscow region on August 15-21.

A new multiple launch rocket system (MLRS) is being developed in Russia that will be able to work both with a crew and in an unmanned mode, the developers told Sputnik.

African countries at risk of famine won’t be saved by Ukrainian grain, as it is mostly animal feed and reportedly headed elsewhere

Up to 100,000 tonnes of chemical weapons of Nazi Germany left after World War II could be resting at the bottom of the Baltic Sea ready to trigger an environmental disaster due to inevitable corrosion, Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza reported on Tuesday.

The Turkey-flagged Polarnet cargo carrying Ukrainian grain has arrived at a destination port, according to media reports

Russian state-owned aerospace and defense corporation Rostec announced on Friday that it has developed a safety system called Orni that can stop birds crashing into passenger planes.

Washington’s policies have forced world powers to revive their nuclear war planning, senior Russian diplomat Alexey Drobinin has said.

Attack on Odesa port had cast doubt on deal negotiated by Turkey and the UN to avoid famine