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Lead CoverageMilitary05/04/2026, 14:34:46

Russia's Easter Drone Strike on Ukraine Was Its Largest of the Year — The Forgotten War's Intensification

Russia launched its largest drone attack on Ukraine of 2026 over Easter weekend. Here is the scale of the assault, the targets, and why Ukraine's war is being forgotten in Iran war coverage.

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Military03/04/2026, 18:42:27

North Korea Just Launched an ICBM and the World Barely Noticed Because of Iran

North Korea launched an intercontinental ballistic missile while the world's attention was fixed on Iran. Here is what the launch demonstrated and why the timing is not accidental.

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Military03/04/2026, 18:42:18

The USS Tripoli Just Launched Its First Combat Mission — Here Is What Actually Happened

The USS Tripoli has conducted its first active combat operations since arriving in the Persian Gulf. Here is the specific mission, what was accomplished, and what this means for the campaign.

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Sports02/04/2026, 15:45:52

The Enhanced Games Just Launched and They're Letting Athletes Dope — Here Is What Actually Happened

The Enhanced Games launched in 2026 allowing athletes to use performance enhancement substances. Here is what records were broken, what happened to competitors, and whether sport has a future.

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Military02/04/2026, 10:06:09

The Houthi First Strike on Israel Changed the Conflict's Geography Completely

Houthis launched their first direct missile attack on Israel since the Iran war began. Here is what this means for the conflict's scope and Israel's defence burden.

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Science02/04/2026, 10:05:38

Artemis II Is Around the Moon Right Now — Here Is What the Crew Are Actually Doing

Artemis II successfully launched and four astronauts are now closer to the moon than any humans since 1972. Here is the day-by-day account of what they are testing and experiencing.

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Science01/04/2026, 17:19:20

Everything You Need to Know About the Artemis II Moon Mission That Just Launched

NASA's Artemis II launched on April 1 with four astronauts headed around the moon. Here is what the 10-day mission involves and why it matters for returning humans to the lunar surface.

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Science01/04/2026, 17:07:06

Artemis II Is Launching Today — Four Astronauts Are About to Go Closer to the Moon Than Any Human in 54 Years

NASA's Artemis II mission launches April 1 with four astronauts on a 10-day journey around the moon. Here is everything you need to know about the most important space mission in a generation.

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Economy31/03/2026, 13:49:10

The Grain-Oriented Electrical Steel Case at the WTO That Will Affect Every Electric Motor You Own

The EU has launched a WTO safeguard investigation into grain-oriented electrical steel imports. Here is why this obscure product is crucial for Europe's green transition and what the case could decide.

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Technology31/03/2026, 13:48:40

Drone Tourism Is Coming to Europe and Regulators Have No Idea What to Do

European commercial drone operators are ready to launch tourism services from the Alps to the Mediterranean. Regulatory roadblocks are making it nearly impossible. Here is the full story.

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Military31/03/2026, 13:48:27

Russia Fired 164 Drones at Ukraine in One Night — and the Private Air Defence Company That Shot Them Down

Russia launched its largest single-day drone assault of the war on March 30. A private air defence company shot down several. Here is the story of Ukraine's most innovative defence experiment.

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Military30/03/2026, 10:50:35

The Drone That Flew 3,900 Kilometers and Almost Started a Wider War: Iran's Diego Garcia Strike

Iran launched a missile that traveled approximately 3,900 kilometers toward Diego Garcia. It was intercepted. Here is the full technical and strategic assessment of what this means.

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