Rising silver prices revive interest in abandoned deposits
Silver’s strongest annual performance since 2010 is prompting explorers to revisit deposits previously left by major mining companies.
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Volkswagen's CEO addressed employees after details of a mass layoff plan and factory closures became public. The meeting reportedly involved loud employee protests.
Iran has warned that military ships could be banned from the Strait of Hormuz under a potential deal with Oman.
A Portland opinion piece calls for regulation of how police use Flock cameras if the camera network cannot be stopped.
India and the United Kingdom are reportedly close to an agreement involving hundreds of Martlet lightweight multirole missiles for the Indian Army.
Ukrainian drones reportedly struck industrial sites in Russia, including Wildberries facilities and refineries. At least two people were reported dead and fires were reported.
Iran disputes a claim by Donald Trump that the Strait of Hormuz has been demined. The disagreement concerns the status of a strategically important maritime chokepoint.
A Russian cultural institution in Berlin is questioned over whether its activities could conceal espionage. The headline does not establish that espionage occurred.
Turkey has detained a person in connection with an anti-NATO meeting held in Spain. The headline provides no further details about the allegations or diplomatic response.
Ukraine is reportedly seeking expanded Starlink access, while President Volodymyr Zelenskyy honored Elon Musk. The headlines link the request to Ukraine’s wartime communications needs.
Mara has raised $7 million for low-cost autonomy aimed at addressing the ongoing threat from FPV drones. The headline does not identify a specific conflict or deployment.
A report indicates Donald Trump targeting a Great Lake and an unnamed prominent American in a political power dispute. Specific actions and consequences are not provided.
Russia is reportedly planning an ambitious expansion of nuclear power involving 18 reactors, linked to its goal of achieving dominance in artificial intelligence.
A security report says four in five AI tools operate without IT oversight. The finding concerns governance and security risks from unmanaged AI deployment.
Australia’s defense minister called for action related to the Jakarta Treaty in 2026.
A mudslide struck a border port in Xizang, and Chinese authorities called for all-out rescue and relief efforts.
Ukrainian strikes reportedly killed three people and injured 19 across Russian regions. The incident reflects ongoing cross-border attacks in the war.
A NASA-led study reportedly found that Earth’s geomagnetic response continues to rise as solar storms intensify, with extreme storms potentially producing effects up to twice previous estimates.
John Ratcliffe reportedly made a mysterious trip to Moscow, with the purpose and details unclear from the headline.
A Canadian minister described using energy as a weapon in a trade war as a non-starter. The headline indicates tensions involving energy and trade policy.
A NATO military is reportedly examining Ukraine-related battlefield experience and warning against becoming stuck in a prolonged war.
Security strikes at Schiphol caused waits of up to 25 minutes on Wednesday.
Canada’s NPX is pursuing plans to modernize the country’s nuclear sector. The headline does not specify the projects or their status.
Lake Ontario and the surrounding Canada-US border region are receiving increased geopolitical attention amid tariff disputes linked to Donald Trump. The headline does not specify the measures involved.
India and Nepal are deploying drones over a no-man’s-land area. The headline indicates heightened monitoring but does not report clashes.
Iran reportedly said it would increase its military capabilities and offered a reward for capturing US soldiers.
A Bloomberg report says Russia is intensifying hybrid attacks across Europe.
The European Union has opened innovation funding to military technology, prompting concerns about potential civilian harm.
A vulnerability identified as CVE-2026-21962 was reportedly used in attacks linked to China against over 100 governments.
China's GalaxySpace reportedly delivered its first private turnkey satellite export to a Southeast Asian customer.
The US Senate passed a bill imposing sanctions related to Russia.
Oil extended its decline amid indications of reduced strike risk and progress toward an Iran–Oman transit agreement.
Reports indicate sudden flash flooding in Nepal, accompanied by widely circulated distressing footage.
Germany has recorded its highest-ever temperatures during a heatwave.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky honored Elon Musk while controversy continues over Starlink’s role in the war.
Passenger traffic at Dubai International Airport declined by 31% in the first half of 2026.
A report says Somali pirates have resumed attacks and acquired weapons, drones and satellite equipment.
A drone crash reportedly killed two people, while a Wildberries warehouse caught fire in Russia.
Reports indicate that Ukraine attacked 16 key targets deep inside Russian territory.
Nationwide food safety notices list products being recalled in Germany in August 2026.