A mere $20,000 for a drone can change the course of a war – this lesson from Ukraine has fundamentally altered the strategy of the United States. The US Department of Defense has requested a massive budget for fiscal year 2027, allocating a record-breaking $54 billion solely for unmanned technologies.
The European Commission has officially granted marketing authorization for mCOMBRIAX – the world’s first combined mRNA vaccine against influenza and COVID-19. The approval for the American company Moderna is a breakthrough step in simplifying vaccination campaigns, allowing people over 50 to be protected against two dangerous respiratory viruses with just a single shot.
A major scandal is brewing in Poland’s cryptocurrency market. Citing sources inside Zondacrypto, portal Money.pl reports that the company’s email and internal corporate communication channels are no longer working, while its president, Przemysław Kral, has stopped responding to employees, even though messaging apps show he was recently active.
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is funding the development of specialized “smart glasses” that will allow federal agents to automatically and invisibly identify people on American streets. The project, initially justified by the fight against illegal immigration, relies on military technologies from Iraq and Afghanistan. As an anonymous DHS lawyer warns, it is actually a step toward “omnipresent surveillance” that will primarily target citizens participating in protests.