With the world short 17,000 aircraft and each taking over 12 years to build, airlines are flying planes far longer

A 17,000-plane backlog is forcing airlines to keep older jets flying longer as aircraft shortages reshape global aviation.

A reported deal to swap Russia’s S-400 air-defense system for F-35 fighters is raising eyebrows, but the problems run deeper than expected

Turkey's reported S-400 transfer could reopen the F-35 debate, but legal, political, and Russian hurdles remain.

China’s QJ Motor is launching a V4-powered A2 custom bike, the SRV 600V, at a bargain price, and rivals should be nervous

QJ Motor's V4-powered SRV 600V lands in Spain with premium features, A2 compatibility, and a price set to shake rivals.

Hungary just took delivery of its final four Gripen fighters, growing the fleet to 18, and it’s already planning what comes next

Hungary's Gripen fleet reaches 18 fighters as the country strengthens NATO missions and weighs its next combat jet.

Portugal is developing a graphene-based stealth material that could hide planes and drones from radar as defense powers watch

Portugal's graphene stealth material could help aircraft evade radar, but proving it outside the lab is the real challenge.

The Royal Navy is scrapping its barely decade-old Wildcat helicopters and replacing them with drones in a telling strategic shift

Britain will retire Wildcat helicopters early as the Army shifts toward drones, AI, and networked battlefield systems.

Google Wallet could soon hold your U.S. passport and clear you through airport security with just your phone, but there’s a catch

Google Wallet can now store a U.S. passport for TSA Touchless ID, making airport security faster for eligible travelers.

Finland is building Europe’s first maintenance hub for MLRS rocket fire-control systems, and it’s quietly tied to the F-35 program

Finland will host Europe's first MLRS fire-control maintenance hub, expanding NATO support through its F-35 partnership.

Trump is suspending a 16.8% tariff on Moroccan phosphate to help U.S. farmers facing a fertilizer shortage, and the timing matters

Trump suspends tariffs on Moroccan phosphate imports, aiming to ease fertilizer shortages and lower costs for U.S. farmers.

Norway will start digging the world’s first ship tunnel in 2027, boring 1,700 meters through solid mountain, and the reason runs deep

Norway will begin building the world's first ship tunnel in 2027, creating a safer route through the stormy Stad Peninsula.

You won’t see many cars this elegant in 2026: 1950s styling wraps a six-cylinder engine producing 340 horsepower, with more surprises inside

Morgan's Midsummer Coupé blends 1950s-inspired design, modern engineering, and ultra-limited production in just nine customer ...
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Samsung is quietly rolling out One UI 9 and Android 17 to these Galaxy phones first, and the priority list holds surprises

Samsung has started the One UI 9 beta based on Android 17, putting its 2026 software cycle in motion. For now, the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+, and Galaxy S26 Ultra are the only phones officially ...