Ukraine's military intelligence agency reported the destruction of one Su-34 fighter-bomber and potential damage to two others in a strike on russia's Morozovsk airbase.

A black market for advanced Nvidia AI chips is thriving in China, circumventing US export restrictions and potentially aiding Chinese military modernization.

Energy giant Chevron announces plans to move its headquarters from California to Texas, joining a growing list of companies seeking more favorable business conditions.

In the first half of the year, wind and solar generated more electricity than fossil fuels in the EU for the first time, marking a significant shift in the energy landscape.

The gap between US and Russian LNG shipments to Europe has narrowed, complicating Europe's efforts to reduce dependence on Russian gas.

AES Corporation's AI-powered robot Maximo is helping install Amazon's largest solar farm, doubling installation speed and halving costs compared to human workers.

A commission warns that the US could deplete its ammunition stockpiles within weeks in a potential war with China, highlighting critical defense industry inadequacies.

The Paris Olympics is implementing 5G technology to minimize environmental impact, with telecommunications provider Orange aiming to limit carbon emissions to 10,000 metric tons.

A Ukrainian resident found an innovative solution to combat rolling blackouts by plugging his entire house into a Tesla parked in his yard, highlighting the ongoing energy crisis caused by russia's attacks on Ukraine's power grid.