As Russia’s army build-up in Ukraine continues, NATO announced Monday that it is deploying additional personnel and sending more ships and fighter jets to Eastern
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Two US carriers make incursions into the disputed South China Sea, to counter negative influence.
Two US aircraft carrier groups have entered the disputed South China Sea for training, according to the Department of Defense, in an effort to reassure
In Norway, Western countries & Afghan CSOs begin talks with the Taliban.
In the midst of a deteriorating humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, a Taliban team led by acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi began three days of
Dutch police say a stowaway survived in the nose wheel of a freight flight from South Africa.
According to Dutch military police, a stowaway was located in the wheel compartment under the front of a freight jet that arrived at Amsterdam’s Schiphol
Mexican Caribbean resort shooting claimed the lives of two Canadians.
Authorities reported on Friday that two Canadians died of gunshot wounds at a resort near Cancun on Mexico’s Caribbean coast after an argument turned violent.
Foxconn, the maker of iPhones, has signed an EV agreement with Indonesia.
Foxconn, based in Taiwan, announced a partnership with Indonesia’s Investment Ministry and other companies to boost the development of electric vehicles in the Southeast Asian
Intel will invest $20 billion in Ohio to establish chip manufacturing plants, amid a global shortage.
As it tries to catch up with rivals in other regions of the world, Intel Corp announced on Friday that it will invest $20 billion
Security scanners in Europe are linked to the Chinese government and military.
Authorities have installed security screening gadgets created by a single Chinese company with deep ties to China’s military and the ruling Communist Party’s highest echelons
Activision Blizzard game maker acquired by Microsoft in a $70 billion deal.
Microsoft is paying roughly $70 billion for Activision Blizzard, the maker of Candy Crush and Call of Duty, in a transaction that will instantly make
AT&T and Verizon put new 5G deployment on hold around U.S Airports to avoid flight interruptions.
After the nation’s top airlines feared the service would interfere with aircraft equipment and create extensive flight interruptions, AT&T and Verizon have postponed the introduction
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