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Nobel Laureate on America's Crisis in Academia: "The Goal of the Trump Administration Is to Destroy the Elite"
German American brain researcher Thomas Südhof, 69, received the 2013 Nobel prize in medicine for his work on synapses, the junctions where nerve cells communicate. In early July, he met with 32 other former Nobel prize recipients for the 74th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting on the shores of Lake…
‘My parents got me out of Soviet Russia at the right time. Should my family now leave the US?’
Oh, to have been born in a small, stylish country with good food and favourable sea breezes. No empire, no holy faith, no condescension, no fatal ideologies. The fish is grilled, the extended family roll in on their scooters, the wine looks amber in its glass as the socially democratic sun begins…
Digital occupation: Pro-Russian bot networks target Ukraine's occupied territories on Telegram
Conflict Disinformation Europe & Eurasia Russia Security & Defense Technology & Innovation The Caucasus Report July 16, 2025 • 10:00 am ET Digital occupation: Pro-Russian bot networks target Ukraine’s occupied territories on Telegram By Yuliia Dukach, Iryna Adam, and Meredith Furbish Table of…
Marines to field new smart scope to help shoot down small drones
The Marine Corps will field an advanced smart scope that is designed to hit moving targets in order to help Marines shoot down small drones, said Lt. Col. Eric Flanagan, a spokesman for Combat Development and Integration. Starting next fiscal year, which begins on Oct. 1, Marine units will begin…
Inside the Shadow Fleet: How Starboard Maritime Intelligence Is Rethinking Vessel Tracking
Why Ukraine must bet it all on Putin's greatest weakness – Crimea - New Eastern Europe
Subscribe to NEE Text resize: Change contrast In the magazine Past issues Digital Archive Hot Topics Analysis Articles and Commentary Interviews Stories and ideas Books and Reviews History and Memory Talk Eastern Europe Shop Think Tank School Why Ukraine must bet it all on Putin’s greatest weakness…
From 450 to 750: Lockheed Accelerates Patriot Missile Production for NATO
Lockheed Martin will raise annual output of its PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement (MSE) interceptors from 600 in 2025 to 750 by 2027, responding to heightened demand among NATO allies and partners, according to Hartpunkt report published on July 16. Lockheed Martin’s current rate of 600 PAC-3 MSE…
Summoning the ghost of the Reich - EUvsDisinfo
The Kremlin’s information manipulation apparatus is sparing no resources in its effort to cast Germany as a historical villain, saturating its channels with narratives of a resurgent, aggressive power. Russian state-controlled television and other pro-Kremlin outlets relentlessly push the idea that…
Nearly 300 contents published in five days: how the Russian network Pravda takes advantage of the Torre Pacheco riots and spreads disinformation·Maldita.es - Periodismo para que no te la cuelen
‘The video of the savage beating of an old man walking in Torre Pacheco by Moroccans for fun’. This is the first content that the Russian propaganda and disinformation network Pravda (formed in Spain, among others, by the websites Spain and Spanish News Pravda) published related to the events in…
Terma to deliver 32 new coastal surveillance radars to strengthen Denmark's maritime security - EDR Magazine
16 July 2025 – Terma has signed an agreement with the Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation (DALO) to deliver 32 modern coastal surveillance radars. The new systems will replace the current radar infrastructure, ensuring continued maritime domain awareness and sovereignty protection…
Russians Turn to U.S. Visas as Interest in Europe and China Wanes - The Moscow Times
Russian demand for U.S. visas jumped in the first half of 2025 even as interest in European and Chinese visas slowed, the Kommersant business daily reported Thursday, citing travel agency data. The shift in visa demand highlights a growing interest in the United States among Russian travelers, even…
New Russian Radar Tracks Drones Having Fibre Optic Cables, AI Brain
Rostec Corp. AIR CONFLICTS & WARS Unmanned UKRAINE-RUSSIA WAR Russian Federation New passive system detects FPV drones immune to jamming and operating without radio links Defensemirror.com bureau 07:35 AM, July 17, 2025 448 Russian FPV drone captured by Ukrainians with 10 km coil of fiber optic…
Lecture 20: Ukraine's autonomy and the Russian Empire - UJE - Ukrainian Jewish Encounter
Lecture 20: Ukraine's autonomy and the Russian Empire Posted On: June 18th, 2025 Posted In: History, Ukraine: A History Course Professor Paul Robert Magocsi — Ukraine: A History Course. The Ukrainian Jewish Encounter is pleased to present a lecture series by Paul Robert Magocsi titled Ukraine: A…
Russia Seeks Inspectors to Check Incoming Vessels for Explosives
Russian port operator FSUE Rosmorport has launched a tender seeking inspectors for vessels arriving at its Baltic seaports. According to the Moscow Times, the inspections will be checking below the waterline and the underside of vessels, looking for unknown objects and possible explosives. The…
How can Ukraine win in a war of attrition? Outsmart Russia by 2027—or else, says ex-commander-in-chief - Euromaidan Press
Ukraine can win the war against Russia, but only by building “national resilience” systems and embracing asymmetric technological warfare rather than hoping for traditional military breakthroughs. That’s the strategic roadmap from Valerii Zaluzhnyi, Ukraine’s former commander-in-chief and current…
Russian drone with solar panels lands in Ukraine for recharging
On July 17, a photo emerged that allegedly shows a Russian reconnaissance drone landing in territory controlled by Ukrainian forces. The most unusual detail? The unmanned aerial vehicle clearly uses solar panels for charging, suggesting an entirely new strategy for long-term surveillance behind…
Busy Surveillance Day Over the Black Sea Region
Italian AFNATOUSNavy itamilradarJuly 17, 20251 Mins read74 Share Share Today has been another busy day of ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) activity over Romania and the western Black Sea region, involving multiple NATO and allied assets. A US Navy Boeing P-8A Poseidon is…
The World Bank allocated an additional $4.9 million to Ukraine within the framework of the LEARN educational program
Kyiv • UNN July 17 2025, 05:16 PM • 4182 views Ukraine and the International Development Association signed an agreement on additional financing of $4.9 million within the framework of the LEARN program. The funds will be transferred to the state budget in 2025 and will be aimed at improving…
Zelensky touts battle-tested Ukrainian drones as bargaining chip in ‘mega deal’ for U.S. weapons — Meduza
Volodymyr Zelensky and Donald Trump are considering a deal under which Washington would purchase Ukrainian drones in exchange for Kyiv buying weapons from the United States, the Ukrainian president told The New York Post in an interview on July 16. Zelensky revealed that his recent talks with Trump…
EU Approves 18th Round of Sanctions Against Russia - The Moscow Times
EU countries on Friday approved a new package of sanctions against Russia over its war in Ukraine, including lowering the price cap on Russia’s global oil exports. The 18th round of sanctions since the 2022 invasion was signed off after Slovakia dropped a weeks-long block following talks with…
EU Cracks Down on Russia With 18th Sanctions Package, Oil Cap Cut to $45
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Young Ukrainian Poet’s “Grandma’s Words” Featured in UNICEF Peace Anthology | Ukraine news - #Mezha
The poem “Grandma’s Words,” written by 11-year-old Artur Maslokha from Kharkiv, became part of the collection “Poetry for Peace,” published by UNICEF. This anthology brought together works by children from various parts of Ukraine who are experiencing the consequences of war. The idea to create the…
Russia launches ‘sanctions evasion’ degree at elite university
Ukrainian intelligence unveils film on secret Black Sea operations
According to Ukrinform, the film was officially presented by the DIU. In the documentary, fighters from the Nobody unit, part of Timur’s Special Unit, speak for the first time about the details of their missions to regain control of strategically significant Snake Island and the Boyko Towers. For…
New k-pop band debuts with two North Korean defector members
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NATO’s Missing Merchant Ships
For the last 18 months, Yemen-based Houthis have been disrupting maritime commerce through the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea. Their success in diverting large amounts of shipping and proving resilient in the face of Western navies has imposed significant limits on freedom of navigation and command of…
AFU liberate village of Yalta in Donetsk region near administrative border with Dnipropetrovsk
Photo: https://www.facebook.com/GeneralStaff.ua/ Bild columnist Julian Röpke reports on the liberation by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) of the village of Yalta in Volnovakha district of Donetsk region, which directly borders Dnipropetrovsk. "The Ukrainian army recaptured/liberated Yalta in…
Rift with Kremlin deepens as Azerbaijan snubs Moscow CIS summit
18 July, 06:31 PM Share: Russian dictator Vladimir Putin (Photo: REUTERS/Maxim Shemetov) Author: Azerbaijan refused to attend a meeting of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Economic Council in Moscow, the Azerbaijani outlet Trend reported on July 18, citing an informed source. Azerbaijan…
The Stolen Art Campaign: How Ukrainians Are Exposing Cultural Erasure in New York, London & Paris Museums
Putin is trying to erase Ukrainian culture — and some Western museums are still complicit. Four years into Russia’s invasion, institutions like MoMA, Tate, and the Pompidou still label Ukrainian artists like Malevych, Ekster, and Tatlin as “Russian.” Despite activists’ calls to correct this, many…
First Australian tanks handed over to Ukrainian army
The first tranche of Australian tanks has been handed over to the Ukrainian army to help its defence against Russia’s invasion. Australia had previously pledged to give Ukraine 49 Abrams tanks worth $245m last October. The defence minister, Richard Marles, said the tanks would aid Ukrainian…
Matson Suspends Shipping EVs Citing Hazards of Lithium-ion Batteries
Matson surprised customers this week with an announcement that, effective immediately, it would suspend transporting battery-powered electric or plug-in hybrid electric vehicles due to the hazardous material classification of their lithium-ion batteries. The ability to ship cars between the mainland…
US Ready to Sell Ukraine More Than Just Patriot Systems - Militarnyi
US Ready to Sell Ukraine More Than Just Patriot Systems #Europe #NATO #Ukraine #USA #World #Військова допомога M777 howitzer in service with Ukrainian artillery, April 2024. Photo credits: 44th Artillery Brigade The United States is prepared to sell Ukraine more than just Patriot air defense systems…
Russia building protective structures at airbases following Operation Spiderweb – ISW
The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) said this in a new report, according to Ukrinform. Ukraine-based open-source intelligence organization Frontelligence Insight reported that satellite imagery collected on July 7 shows that Russian forces have constructed roughly 10 reinforced bunkers with…
Medieval Sailors Avoided the Black Sea in Winter, Study Finds - Medievalists.net
New research by historian Andrei Mirea is shedding light on the challenges of winter navigation in the Black Sea during the Middle Ages. Published in the International Journal of Maritime History, his study reveals that this inland sea was largely impassable during the colder months. A Sea Closed to…
Who Were the Cossacks in Ukrainian History?
Were the Cossacks Ukrainian or Russian? The answer’s simpler than it sounds. The Cossacks were born in the flatlands of what is now southern Ukraine, where they carved out a fierce, democratic society that became a cornerstone of Ukraine’s—and Europe’s—unfinished struggle for freedom from empire.…
Guide to INERTIAL NAVIGATION Systems – inertialnavigationsystems.net
Guide to INERTIAL NAVIGATION Systems HomeGuide to INERTIAL NAVIGATION Systems Introduction Definition and Overview of Inertial Navigation Systems (INS) Brief introduction to INS. Historical context and evolution of navigation systems. Importance and relevance of INS in modern navigation. Section 1:…
Breaking News: Germany plans to acquire US Typhon missile systems to strengthen air defense against Russian missiles
Defense News Army 2025 On July 14, 2025, German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius confirmed during his visit to Washington that Germany had officially submitted a request to purchase US-made Typhon missile systems, as later reported by the Deutsche Press Agency. The announcement followed meetings…
Trump asked Zelenskyi if Ukraine could strike Moscow
According to officials briefed on the discussion, Zelenskyi replied that Ukraine could do so, if supplied with the necessary weapons. The reports describe the exchange as part of Trump’s emerging strategy to exert pressure on Russia. Sources familiar with the discussion said Trump expressed support…
EU lauds Armenia's drive for South Caucasus stability, peace with neighbors - World News
EU lauds Armenia's drive for South Caucasus stability, peace with neighbors BRUSSELS (From L) European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and European Council President Antonio Costa stack their hands on top of each other's prior to a meeting in…
From Tanks to TikTok: Adapting Article 5 for Graduated Responses to Hybrid Warfare | Small Wars Journal by Arizona State University
The Soviet-era bronze statue in Tallinn was relocated long ago, but the cyberattack it precipitated in 2007 has overhauled NATO’s approach to collective security. When Russian-linked hackers debilitated Estonia’s digital infrastructure following riots sparked by the controversial relocation, NATO…
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