China Weapons in Space
China is making dramatic advances in outer space military technology that the emerging superpower could use against the United States and allies like Australia in a potential war, a visiting US military leader has warned. Donald Trump created the Space Force as a new branch of the military during his first term as president in
Viking Mines Launches new investor hub
Viking Mines has launched a new interactive investor hub to give its followers direct access to management as the hunt for tungsten at its Linka project in Nevada ramps up. Washington has become increasingly focused on securing domestic supply chains for minerals it deems vital to its economic and national security, with the defence-critical tungsten
Google doubles down on custom AI chips
The artificial intelligence (AI) race is no longer just about models. It is now deeply about infrastructure, cost, and control. Over the past few years, as enterprises rushed to build and deploy AI systems, one company quietly dominated the backbone of this revolution: Nvidia. Its graphics processing units (GPUs) became the default engine powering everything
Xbox and Discord partnership
Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma has been making some revolutionary changes at Xbox. Right after announcing the price drop for the Xbox game pass, Asha Sharma has started teasing a new partnership with Discord to make the Game Pass ‘more flexible.’Another major highlight from the announcement is that making Microsoft is considering making its game
Pentagon will take six months to clear the strait of Hormuz
A Pentagon assessment said it could take six months to completely clear the Strait of Hormuz of Iranian-laid mines, which could keep oil prices high. The strait – through which one-fifth of the world’s oil and gas passes in peacetime has remained largely closed during a shaky ceasefire, with the US imposing its own blockade.
Taiwan president cancels trip after Eswatini revoke flight permits
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te has cancelled a trip to the southern African nation of Eswatini, accusing China of putting pressure on other countries to bar his aircraft from flying over their territories. This is the first publicly known instance where Taiwan’s leader has had to cancel a trip due to revoked flight permits. Eswatini is
Malaysia offers rare earths alternative
Rare earths are a key ingredient in products ranging from smartphones to fighter jets, electric cars and wind turbines — and increasingly for hardware powering the artificial intelligence boom. Global jitters about Beijing’s dominance as a rare earths producer have kicked Australian mining giant Lynas into action, expanding its portfolio of rare earths refined in
Islamabad in limbo
The diplomatic corridors of Pakistan’s capital are thick with anticipation and growing unease today, as the second round of high-stakes peace talks between the United States and Iran remains in a precarious limbo. With a critical ceasefire set to expire at 4:50 AM PST on Wednesday (Apr 22), Islamabad finds itself racing against a ticking
USA Nuclear secrets leak
A shocking undercover video has put the US military under scrutiny after a senior nuclear official was caught allegedly revealing sensitive details about war operations and chemical weapons. The footage, now viral, shows the official speaking casually about nuclear systems, missile detection, and even potential plans involving Iran’s leadership. The claims go further, touching on
Iran fires on 3 ships in the Strait of Hormuz
Iran fired on three ships in the Strait of Hormuz and seized two of them on Wednesday, intensifying its assault on shipping in the key waterway. The attacks came a day after U.S. President Donald Trump extended a ceasefire while maintaining an American blockade of Iranian ports. The standoff between the U.S. and Iran has