Canada will buy early warning aircraft from Sweden’s Saab instead of Boeing, marking a shift from US defense firms amid Arctic security concerns.
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Pakistan to deploy paramilitary force to guard copper-gold belt
Pakistan plans to deploy a new paramilitary force in Balochistan to safeguard its copper-gold resources amid security concerns, boosting investor confidence.
SpaceX launches Starship v3 rocket
SpaceX successfully launched the Starship v3 rocket on May 22, marking a key milestone in its development for future space missions.
US arms sales to Taiwan on ‘pause’ due to Iran war, acting Navy chief says
The acting Navy chief confirms US arms sales to Taiwan are paused amid Iran conflict, raising questions about future military support for Taipei.
Mistral AI acquires Emmi AI
European AI leader Mistral AI announces acquisition of Emmi AI, boosting its position in industrial engineering AI and expanding its European footprint.
I found ultra-pure quantum crystals in an abandoned mine in the Atacama desert
An individual has reported finding ultra-pure quantum crystals in an abandoned mine in the Atacama Desert, raising scientific interest and questions about their origin.
Some Taiwanese drone math ahead of the Xi-Trump visit
Taiwan’s drone industry, led by Thunder Tiger, has developed a China-free supply chain amid rising tensions ahead of Xi-Trump talks, highlighting regional security concerns.
NUKZ: Nuclear Stocks Consolidating As The AI Revolution Rolls On
Nuclear stocks, including NUKZ, are consolidating as the AI sector advances rapidly, impacting investor focus and market dynamics.
Why Trump Officials and VCs Love This Nuclear Power Startup’s Brute-Force Approach
A nuclear power startup’s aggressive approach draws strong support from former Trump officials and venture capitalists, raising questions about its long-term viability.
Asteroid 2026 JH2 Is About to Fly Right Past Earth—Relatively Speaking
Asteroid 2026 JH2, about 20 meters wide, will fly within 57,000 miles of Earth on May 18, the closest approach among recent near-Earth objects.