On June 5, 2025, Ukraine executed “Operation Spiderweb”. Using low-cost, AI-enabled drones smuggled into Russian airbases via covert methods, more than 40 Russian aircraft were reportedly damaged or destroyed, exposing vulnerabilities in Russia’s air-defence systems.

On August 9, 1945, a last-minute change in target spared Kokura from destruction. The Bockscar bomber, low on fuel, dropped the "Fat Man" bomb on Nagasaki, leading to significant casualties and Japan's eventual surrender.

The article challenges the oversimplified view that addiction is merely a trauma response. It emphasizes that while trauma can contribute to addiction, many individuals with substance use disorders do not have a trauma history.

Cambridge researchers developed AI models to detect landslides using satellite and topographic data. This technology aims to enhance disaster response by identifying high-risk zones and improving early warning systems in vulnerable environments.

The MC-55A Peregrine is based on a Gulfstream business jet with significant modifications designed for ISREW missions. Australia has US approval for a $621 million enhancement for greater operational capability and long-term support-delivery this year.

This article asserts that India’s induction of 36 Rafale fighters into its fleet has failed to create the deterrence needed to keep Pakistan and China at bay—and that India must accept Trump’s offer.

Many leaders believe that employees do their best work when they are free to manage themselves; but responsibility without sufficient direction is not empowerment—it sets both managers and their teams up for failure.

Sending offensive weapons to Ukraine; jointly producing advanced drones; treating Russian missiles or drones overflying NATO airspace as hostile objects; and transferring immobilized Russian state assets to Ukraine—these are all bargaining chips worth exploring.

A major health study has shown that walking 7,000 steps per day reduces the risk of early death by up to 50%, making it a realistic and beneficial physical activity goal for most adults.

Researchers have found that brief, regular breaks—such as five minutes every half hour—enhance concentration, reduce stress, and promote better long-term health, challenging outdated workplace cultures that value constant productivity over cognitive recovery.