Experts warn that AI-enabled military systems could escalate conflicts faster than humans can control, increasing the risk of nuclear escalation between superpowers.
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America Is Missing Out on the Ultimate Mosquito Weapon
A Chinese-developed laser system to target mosquitoes could revolutionize pest control, but the U.S. has yet to adopt this technology. Development details and implications explained.
This curved path helps prevent bullets from hitting each other’s primers during production
A new curved path mechanism in ammunition manufacturing reduces the risk of primers hitting each other, improving safety and efficiency.
Pakistan to deploy paramilitary force to guard copper-gold belt
Pakistan plans to establish a new paramilitary force in Balochistan to safeguard mineral resources amid security concerns, aiming to boost investor confidence.
SpaceX launches Starship v3 rocket
SpaceX has successfully launched its Starship v3 prototype, marking a key milestone in its space exploration efforts. The launch confirms progress but some details are still emerging.
Japan and Philippines to start talks on intelligence-sharing pact
Japan and the Philippines will start negotiations on an intelligence-sharing agreement to enhance security cooperation amid regional tensions.
Iran, Israel and Arab nations are bound by a new ‘balance of terror’
Iran, Israel, and Arab countries are now engaged in a strategic ‘balance of terror,’ with heightened military posturing and mutual deterrence, according to recent analyses.
What’s the purpose of the Quad?
An analysis of the Quad’s objectives, confirmed developments, and why it matters in regional security and geopolitics.
China chides US after Trump says he will talk to Taiwan’s Lai
Beijing condemns Washington after Trump indicates he will speak with Taiwan’s Lai Ching-te amid rising tensions over US-Taiwan relations.
Kawasaki Heavy to partner with Nvidia on physical AI, open US robot center
Kawasaki Heavy Industries partners with Nvidia to develop physical AI solutions and opens a robotics center in the US, marking a major step in industrial robotics.
