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GlobalFoundries and Navitas Semiconductor have joined forces in a landmark partnership to bring GaN (gallium nitride) manufacturing to the U.S. This collaboration will focus on high-efficiency power solutions for AI data centers and industrial electrification. By leveraging GF’s Vermont facility, the duo aims to secure the domestic supply chain for the semiconductors powering the future of high-performance computing and green energy.

Plug Power has officially launched its first-ever liquid hydrogen contract with NASA! Supplying up to 218,000 kg of high-purity hydrogen to NASA's Glenn and Armstrong facilities, this $2.8M deal marks Plug’s entry into the rapidly growing space industry. This milestone validates Plug’s ability to meet the most stringent reliability standards while expanding its low-carbon hydrogen network into mission-critical aerospace applications.

The Luxembourg Space Agency has awarded a contract to the Canadian Space Mining Corporation (CSMC) to develop QASM, a revolutionary quantum sensor. Designed to detect water and critical minerals from orbit, QASM uses cold-atom interferometry to map resources beneath the surface of Earth and other planets. This EU-Canada partnership marks a giant leap for sustainable space exploration and the future of resource discovery.

COVID-19 became a global disaster not just because a virus emerged, but because China’s political system criminalized early warning. In Wuhan, doctors were silenced, data was controlled, and truth required permission. This was not chaos, it was governance by design, and its consequences spread worldwide.

As Bangladesh navigates political uncertainty, claims of “neutral leadership” face a critical test. This article examines how unresolved labor, financial, and regulatory cases surrounding Muhammad Yunus complicate assertions of moral authority, highlighting why legal clarity, not global reputation, ultimately determines credibility in democratic governance.

The Tk 252 crore welfare fund dispute has emerged as Bangladesh’s clearest accountability test. At its core is not ideology or reputation, but workers’ money, deducted from wages and allegedly not returned. For affected families, justice is measured not in narratives, but in restitution.

Microcredit promised empowerment in rural Bangladesh but often delivered discipline through debt. Rigid repayments, social pressure, and survival borrowing reshaped household power, intensified stress, and produced regional spillovers, revealing how development finance can enforce control rather than create opportunity.

External influence is often mistaken for direct control. In Bangladesh’s political churn, Pakistan’s role, where it exists, operates through aligned networks, shared narratives, and ideological convergence rather than command and coordination. Understanding this distinction is critical to crafting effective, resilient policy responses.

The India–Pakistan rivalry has transitioned into a hybrid engagement model where traditional espionage is superseded by multi-domain operations. This shift targets critical infrastructure and societal cohesion, utilizing "grey zone" tactics to bypass conventional nuclear deterrence. By analyzing the convergence of cyber-sabotage, weaponized disinformation, and proxy attribution, this piece evaluates the risk of strategic miscalculation and proposes a framework for regional st

The Space Development Agency has awarded $3.5 billion to build 72 Tracking Layer satellites under Tranche 3 of the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture. Launching in 2029, the constellation will deliver near-continuous global missile warning, tracking, and fire-control quality data to counter advanced and hypersonic threats.

Pakistan’s power crisis is often blamed on transmission losses, but the real causes run much deeper. Power theft, governance failures, and circular debt continue to cripple the system. From grid upgrades to Gwadar-linked projects, technical fixes may look impressive, but without reform, they only extend the problem rather than solve it.

In late 2019, doctors in Wuhan raised early warnings about a dangerous new illness, only to be silenced. The suppression of frontline medical voices delayed global awareness and reshaped the Covid-19 pandemic. This article examines how punishing truth-tellers undermines public health and why protecting whistleblowers is essential to preventing future crises.

The early weeks of the Wuhan outbreak showed how quickly a public health emergency can become a political crisis. Covid-19 was not only a biological threat, but a governance failure shaped by information control, delayed disclosure, and political incentives. Wuhan revealed a global vulnerability that extends far beyond China, and beyond Covid-19.

In late December 2019, a small pneumonia cluster in Wuhan quietly marked the beginning of the most disruptive global crisis in a century. This article examines the critical early weeks—when delays, information control, and governance failures turned a containable outbreak into a global pandemic, and why those lessons still matter for future health security.

Solar energy doesn’t have to be complicated. This beginner-friendly guide explains how solar panels work, how to choose the right system for your home, and what first-time homeowners should consider before installing solar. Learn how sunlight turns into savings and why solar is a smart long-term investment.

India’s most dangerous air defense challenge is no longer at high altitude, but just above the battlefield. From FPV drones to loitering munitions, the air littoral has become the decisive layer of modern warfare. This analysis explores why low-altitude air defense is reaching its limits, and what India must do to adapt.

The European Investment Bank is lending €20 million to Sweden’s ECAPS to scale next-generation, non-toxic propulsion systems for space and defense. The investment, EIB’s first for a Swedish space company, advances Europe’s dual-use capabilities, strengthens supply chain resilience, and accelerates critical mobility technologies across space and emerging domains.

KONGSBERG and Helsing have formed a strategic alliance to build Europe’s sovereign space-based intelligence and targeting constellation by 2029. With sensor technology from HENSOLDT and launch support from Isar Aerospace, the partnership aims to deliver a resilient, AI-driven IST architecture that strengthens Europe’s deterrence and defense capabilities.

OHB Sweden has secured a major contract to deliver six electric propulsion systems for SWISSto12’s HummingSat, the first commercial SmallSat for GEO. The partnership strengthens European space sovereignty and promises to reshape the GEO market with agile, cost-effective satellite solutions.

Gogo has made a strategic investment in Farcast to accelerate next-generation aviation antennas that reduce SWaP-C while boosting bandwidth. Farcast’s full-duplex flat panel antenna and AESA technology will support Gogo’s multi-band, multi-orbit connectivity strategy for business, military, and government aviation.