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UAE Unveils Jet-Powered Kamikaze Drone As War Gets A Lot Scarier
UAE Unveils Jet-Powered Kamikaze Drone As War Gets A Lot Scarier
UAE state-backed defense company EDGE Group has released footage on X, unveiling a new low-cost, jet-powered kamikaze drone, the latest signal that the hyperdevelopment of drone warfare is accelerating.
EDGE Group unveiled the Shadow 25, a jet-powered loitering munition described as a rapid-strike system designed to deliver precision attacks against fixed targets.
Shadow 25 can reach speeds in excess of 650 mph, about 5.42 times faster than the Iranian Shahed-136 drone. It has a range of 155 miles, which EDGE...
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Jobs 'AI'pocalypse No! Initial Jobless Claims Hover Near Record Lows
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits for the first time dropped to 203k last week
The first time initial jobless claims hit this level was in May 2022.
New York and Illinois saw the largest rise in initial claims while California and New Jersey saw the biggest declines...
Continuing jobless claims also dropped, holding below the 1.8 million Americans Maginot Line...
Another week, another confirmation that the 'low hire, no fire' economy remains the driving force and the Jobs AIpocalypse remains absent...
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Jun 9, 2026 / Alastair Crooke
Iran Takes its Chances with War
The US war with Iran has moved beyond its initial phase to an emerging new one — one in which Iran implicitly stakes its chances on the next phase being war. Most likely this will be in abbreviated episodes of limited war, but possessing nevertheless a potential to widen regionally, should the US (and Israel) […]
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Aug 12, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Speaking Loudly And Leaning On A Big Schtick
Speaking Loudly And Leaning On A Big Schtick
By Michael Every of Rabobank
Yesterday saw the regular schtick where the Middle East situation remains worrying, but markets reacted to more positive narratives. After four crew and two rescuers were killed in a Houthi Red Sea attack on a ship and the US struck another in the Gulf of Oman’ trying to break its Iran blockade; Iran said Hormuz will stay closed unless the US meets its over-reach conditions; Trump doubled down on economic warfare vs Tehran because he thinks it’s “bleeding...
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