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AI and deepfakes driving $68 bn US scam epidemic – survey
Around 15 million US adults were affected by various fraudulent schemes in 2025, according to Gallup
Musk squeezes cash out of Pentagon during Iran war – Reuters
US military has reportedly been forced to accept higher Starlink costs to operate kamikaze drones
Satellite wars: How Russia plans to rival Musk’s Starlink in space
Rassvet has the potential to significantly improve the country’s digital sovereignty and drone warfare prowess
Ukrainian regiment threatens journalists after report about training camp deaths
Reporters relaying the alleged torture and abuse of recruits by the Skelia unit must be punished, one of the fighters has said
US and Iran trade strikes, Hezbollah warns of ‘civil war’ over Israel-Lebanon deal: As it happened
Hostilities have resumed in the region nearly two weeks after Washington and Tehran signed an interim peace framework
OpenAI restricts ChatGPT rollout at Washington’s request
The developer has become the second major AI firm to restrict a frontier model launch after Anthropic earlier this month
Wired for War: Pax Silica is AI slavery disguised as strength
Palantir stands to emerge as the biggest winner in the US push to subjugate Europe and exclude China
Why Slavs can’t stop fighting each other
From monks and empires to memes and wars, the ethnic group remains Europe’s most paradoxical civilization
Starmer’s successor will be swallowed by the same trap
Andy Burnham inherits a restless country, vague promises, and no margin for error
The ‘Tiffany’s father’ gambit: Inside the secret US deal to carve up Libya
US actions are freezing rather than resolving the country’s divisions
The US-Iran talks are going nowhere
Neither side is budging on its demands, and Israel remains a structural threat to any lasting peace
The new Wild West: Only a gun can make an American feel safe these days
Decreasing crime rates coincide with less strict firearm laws – what does that say about the US society?
Scott Ritter: America lost the Iran war, but Americans are being sold a victory
This is the ‘Hormuz Effect’ – the ultimate symbol of the decline of the American dream
The calm in Hormuz could be dangerously brief
The latest US-Iran deal, announced on Sunday evening, looks less like peace than a pause before the next crisis
Bank of Japan lifts rates to highest level since 1995
The benchmark interest rate was hiked to 1%, despite US-Iran peace agreement, as higher energy costs spread through the economy
The calm in Hormuz could be dangerously brief
The latest US-Iran deal, announced on Sunday evening, looks less like peace than a pause before the next crisis
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