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Israel develops laser system to intercept incendiary balloons, drones
Israel has developed a laser-based system to intercept incendiary balloons and drones launched from the Palestinian enclave of Gaza Strip, local media reported Thursday.
Russia reports 'successful test’ of unplugged internet
Russia has announced the successful countrywide test of an alternative to global internet as experts fear that the policy could lead to repression of free speech.
Aerospace innovation center launched in Israel
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has launched an innovation center in the central city of Ramat Gan on Tuesday, in collaboration with the global accelerator company Starburst Aerospace.
Nat’l Blockchain Strategy planned to reduce cost, graft
The government is going to make a National Strategy to use Blockchain Technology in different domains, including governance, banking and finance, agriculture, health and cyber security for reducing both cost and corruption, and ensuring transparency, officials said.
It takes a tech village to track Santa on Christmas Eve
Depending on which country they're from, the kids may ask about Father Christmas, Papa Noel, Saint Nick or Santa Claus.
It was an invitation to President, not a legal notice: Telenor
Clarifying the issue over a reported ‘legal notice to the President’, Telenor Group has said it was not a legal notice but an invitation letter to him for dialogue.
China attacks US Space Force as threat to outer space peace
Rising space power China on Monday attacked the newly created U.S. Space Force as a "direct threat to outer space peace and security."
Boeing capsule goes off course, won't dock at space station
Boeing's new Starliner capsule went off course Friday during its first test flight, spoiling a crucial dress rehearsal for launching astronauts next year.
France fines Google 150 million euros
France's competition authority has fined U.S. tech giant Google 150 million euros (167 million U.S. dollars) for using unclear rules related to advertising, it announced Friday.
China targets tech giants in app privacy crackdown
Chinese tech companies including social media giant Tencent have been ordered by regulators to clean up how their apps handle user information or face possible penalties.