MH-139A Grey Wolf Helicopters

Boeing Secures New US Air Force Contract for Four Additional MH-139A Grey Wolf Helicopters as Fleet Modernization Accelerates

Boeing has secured another contract from the United States Air Force (USAF) to deliver four additional MH-139A Grey Wolf helicopters, reinforcing the service’s push to modernize its rotary-wing fleet and replace legacy aircraft that have been in service for decades....
Fighter jets , Polish Air Force will integrate MS-110 Multispectral Reconnaissance Systems

Raytheon Secures $197 Million Deal to Deliver Next-Generation MS-110 Recon Pods for Polish Air Force

The US Air Force Life Cycle Management Center has awarded defense major Raytheon a contract worth $197 million to supply advanced MS-110 multispectral airborne reconnaissance systems to the Polish Air Force, marking a significant step in Warsaw’s intelligence, surveillance and...
Taiwan military drills

Taiwan Holds Coastal Drill Simulating Defense Against Chinese Amphibious Assault Using Missiles, Drones, and Fast Patrol Boats

Taiwan’s military has staged a coastal defence exercise simulating the repulsion of a Chinese amphibious assault, integrating shore-launched missiles, attack drones and fast missile-armed patrol boats, according to Reuters. The drill was conducted at a beach inside the Zuoying naval...
AI Boosts Breast Cancer Screening Accuracy-

AI Boosts Breast Cancer Screening Accuracy, Cutting Dangerous Missed Cases in Major Swedish Trial

Artificial intelligence has shown promise in improving breast cancer screening by helping detect cancers earlier and reducing the number of dangerous cases that emerge between routine tests, according to a major Swedish clinical trial involving more than 100,000 women. The...
Suspects Escape With $3.4m in Cash Packed in Suitcases Following Late-Night Robbery in Downtown Tokyo

Suspects Escape With $3.4m in Cash Packed in Suitcases Following Late-Night Robbery in Downtown Tokyo

A group of three suspects robbed five people on a street in central Tokyo late on Jan 29, escaping with suitcases that reportedly contained about 420 million yen (S$3.4 million) in cash, according to Japanese police. The robbery took place...
Trump Says Talks With Iran Are Planned, Even as Pentagon Prepares for Possible Strike Options

Trump Says Talks With Iran Are Planned, Even as Pentagon Prepares for Possible Strike Options

US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he plans to speak with Iran, even as Washington steps up its military presence in the Middle East and senior Pentagon officials signal readiness to act on any decision the president makes....
Cuba Oil Suppliers

Trump Threatens Tariffs on Any Nation Supplying Cuba with Oil, Escalating US Pressure on Island Amid Economic Crisis

U.S. President Donald Trump on January 29 signed an executive order threatening new tariffs on countries that supply oil to Cuba, significantly escalating economic pressure against the Communist‑run island. The move, issued under a national emergency declaration, authorizes U.S. authorities...
Zoom

No More Zoom for French Officials: France to Fully Transition to Homegrown Visio Platform, Ending Reliance on US Tech

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced on Thursday that all government officials will stop using American-owned video conferencing software, switching instead to a new French-made platform as part of a broader effort to reduce dependence on US digital infrastructure. In...
Democrats Ask Top US Spy to Explain Role in FBI Raid on Georgia Election Facility

Democrats Ask Top US Spy to Explain Role in FBI Raid on Georgia Election Facility

Top Democrats on the Senate and House intelligence committees are calling on U.S. President Donald Trump’s chief intelligence officer to explain her presence at an FBI raid on an election facility in Georgia, raising concerns about the boundaries of domestic...
Trump’s Border Czar Acknowledges Minnesota Immigration Crackdown Needs “Fix,” Hints at Possible Drawdown of Federal Agents

Trump’s Border Czar Acknowledges Minnesota Immigration Crackdown Needs “Fix,” Hints at Possible Drawdown of Federal Agents

U.S. President Donald Trump’s border czar, Tom Homan, acknowledged on Wednesday that the immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota requires adjustments, signaling the possibility that federal agents could be withdrawn under certain conditions. The comments come amid rising public scrutiny and...
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