Military GPS-jamming exercises can create serious risks for civilian aviation when navigation disruption, poor visibility and inadequate safeguards coincide. The New Mexico crash highlights the need for stronger coordination and risk controls around electronic warfare testing.

Xi Jinping’s purges have removed many experienced military leaders. This article argues China is increasingly relying on AI to compensate for weakened command structures, with political pressure distorting the data those AI systems depend upon.

Record-low water levels exposed a remarkably preserved DKW NZ 350-1 and two sets of human remains near Budapest. Intact identification tags may finally establish their identities more than eight decades after the 1945 battle.

The article asserts that ASEAN should strengthen maritime cooperation, uphold uninterrupted transit through the Strait of Malacca, and use regional dialogue mechanisms to prevent conflicts or unilateral actions that could disrupt a critical trade route.

Regional states are avoiding rigid great-power alignment. They are becoming less defined by great-power rivalry. Influential regional states use partnerships, trade, diplomacy and technology to protect their interests. Australia combines alliances with flexible regional cooperation.

Unitree’s robot dogs were built on openly published U.S. military-funded robotics research, helping China dominate the quadruped robot market. Experts say the episode highlights America’s struggle to commercialise innovations and compete with China’s manufacturing scale.

Research suggests remote workers often experience higher well-being and lower turnover, but productivity can suffer from poor communication. Organisations can maintain effective remote work by improving message clarity, planning ahead, and increasing progress visibility.

Ukrainian investigators identified 35 foreign electronic components, including compact hardware capable of 275 trillion operations per second. The discovery suggests onboard autonomous targeting while exposing persistent sanctions leakage into advanced weapons supply chains.

The drone industry summit aims to accelerate US drone innovation, expand domestic supply chains, and reduce reliance on foreign materials. It also aims to streamline procurement through major investments and competitive Pentagon acquisition programs.

The new tech strategy promotes faster military innovation, drones, autonomy, and start-up participation. Critics, however, argue its focus on large AI foundation models may limit alternative approaches, hinder military flexibility, and strengthen China’s competitive position.