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Moscow says European counterproposal ‘does not work for us’ in sign that both sides remain far apart

You already film training. Everyone does these days: a coach’s phone, a GoPro on a tripod, sometimes a shaky drone. What too many clubs don’t do, though, is turn that footage into a system that finds players, documents progress, and feeds a real scouting pipeline. With the right process and…

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Chinese companies are rushing to deploy low-flying vehicles and drones for various uses

Seventeen wounded in ‘massive strike’; US-Ukraine statement announces ‘refined peace framework’. What we know on day 1,370

The DJI Avatar 360 has been granted regulatory approval in the US, but time is running out ahead of a ban.

Russian attacks on Ukraine have left at least six people dead over the past 24 hours, as overnight attacks counted 98 drones launched. Meanwhile, Ukraine strikes a thermal power plant in the Moscow region, igniting a fire.

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has announced that the high‑power laser system DragonFire successfully shot down drones travelling at speeds up to 650 km/h during recent trials in Scotland.

Russia establishes a national AI taskforce to strengthen domestic LLMs, deploy humanoid robots, and develop autonomous drones for strategic operations.

A Ukrainian drone strike ignited fire at the Shatura power plant east of Moscow, with several drones hitting the facility and others intercepted by Russian air defenses.