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Welcome back to the Defense news channel for a discussion about Rheinmetall Canada showcased its advanced Shorad drone defense system at the Red Sands III exercise in Saudi Arabia, September 2024.
Mounted on the Mission Master XT unmanned platform, it features AI-driven targeting, dual miniguns, and radar for multi-layered defense.
The system excelled in extreme desert conditions, neutralizing drones with precision and efficiency. This milestone highlights Rheinmetall's commitment to innovation and readiness in counter-drone warfare.
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John Kilduff, Founding Partner at Again Capital, and Steven Cook, Senior Fellow for Middle East Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations, discuss the key geopolitical and energy issues for 2025.
Cook highlights Iran's weakened position in the Middle East, which could affect its oil exports, while Kilduff anticipates that U.S. sanctions on Iran may lead to a supply disruption.
Nuclear energy emerged as a focal point of discussion in 2024. To provide corporate insight on this growing trend, Radiant Energy Group managing director Mark Nelson joined Brad Smith and Josh Lipton on Morning Brief.
Nelson reflects on the evolution of nuclear energy's prominence, noting that, while 2023 saw increased interest from tech companies, 2024 was "like the whole world discovered nuclear." He explains that the intersection of artificial intelligence and energy requirements led to a realization that "the tech players didn't have a realistic energy-growth strategy," creating an opening for nuclear energy.
However, he cautions that despite numerous "commitments" from major companies this year, 2025 "will be the year of 'show me.'"
"I think what's become clear is that the top executives of these companies were sort of blindsided by the energy problem, and they're scrambling to learn as much about energy as quickly possible," Nelson tells Yahoo Finance. While noting that "nuclear is a special form of energy," he remains optimistic about infrastructure development in 2025, stating that "the noise is all in the right direction."
Nelson also comments on President-elect Donald Trump's Department of Energy leadership nomination of Chris Wright, saying, "I've heard nothing but good things." He adds, "When I see Chris Wright coming in, I see somebody who loves what he's heard from the nuclear story, and his job at the Department of Energy will be to see how he can continue the momentum."
Tech leaders are exploring nuclear power as a solution to the massive energy needs of their data centers, sustainability challenges, and the growing demands of their AI initiatives. SMRs, a new type of nuclear reactor, are gaining attention for their ability to provide round-the-clock power with minimal emissions.
As some of the largest energy users, major tech companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Meta are investing in these reactors, which could play a key role in global energy transformation.
The Spanish village of Pescueza cares for its senior citizens as a community, and gives them plenty of personal freedom. It's a win for the seniors, their families and the entire community.
El pueblo espaƱol de Pescueza cuida de sus ciudadanos mayores como comunidad y les da mucha libertad personal. Es una victoria para los mayores, sus familias y toda la comunidad.
Kevin Turner sits down with Gary Watkins and Haydn Cobb to discuss the annual Autosport Top 50 for 2024, evaluating the best drivers in the National and International Racing scene.
In this episode, there are some big shocks as we look at the drivers ranked from 30th to 21st place, featuring drivers from F1, F2, the BTCC, Formula E and the world of Sportscars!
The Russian shadow fleet oil tanker Eagle S, which was detained by Finland this week after damaging the EstLink 2 undersea cable, was carrying spying equipment. “The high-tech equipment on board was unusual for a commercial vessel and consumed more power from the ship’s generator, leading to repeated power cuts,” a source with knowledge of the vessel told Lloyd’s List.
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Our mail stories today:
1. Spy Ship Scandal: A Russian-linked tanker involved in cutting the Finland-Estonia power cable is found to be equipped with sophisticated surveillance equipment.
2. Ukraine Under Pressure: Slovakian Prime Minister threatens to cut electricity supply to Ukraine, escalating tensions.
3. Georgia Protests: Georgians rally for EU membership and demand a repeat of parliamentary elections.
4. Putin Apologizes: Following the deadly plane crash in Kazakhstan, Putin expresses condolences but denies any responsibility.
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THE leader of an anti-Putin militant group fighting inside Russia says the tyrant is set to fall like his pal Bashar al-Assad.
Maximilian Andronnikov, better known as Caesar, says he will fight all the way to the Kremlin - or to the grave.
During an investigation into a mass shooting and fiery collision in Towson last week, Baltimore County Police stated Monday that they had detained a guy who had been discovered in possession of an AK-47 and a stolen car.
The shooting and collision on December 17 in Baltimore City claimed the life of a man and injured nine others. Following the shooting, county police announced that they will step up patrols in the area to provide "high visibility enforcement."
According to authorities, on December 19, officers in Parkville started a traffic stop close to Meteor Court and Cloister Road. A stolen car, an AK-47, an AK-47 magazine with ten rounds of 7.62 ammo, and a "Glock switch," which converts a semi-automatic into a fully automatic one, were discovered during the stop.
A plane crashed at Muan International Airport in South Korea, killing at least 47 people, according to South Korean authorities. The Jeju Air flight with 181 people skidded off the runway and slammed into a wall before catching fire. At least two people have been rescued.
The flight was flying back from Bangkok in Thailand, and the incident took place while it was landing. According to the emergency office and local media, the landing gear malfunctioned, causing the plane to run off the runway, hit a fence, and catch fire.
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