Polish pilots just became the world’s first foreign crews to complete the full F-35A training cycle at a US base

Polish pilots became the first foreign crews to complete the full F-35A training program at a U.S. Air Force base.

A Greek energy group has switched on its first power plant outside Greece, a hybrid solar-and-battery site rising in Romania

A Greek energy company launches its first overseas hybrid solar and battery plant with a new project in Romania.

A Ukrainian company is building a new defense-drone factory near Toledo, quietly turning Ohio into an unlikely arms hub

A Ukrainian drone maker is bringing battlefield-tested technology to Ohio with a new factory and 300 planned jobs.

Solar panels do more than cut your electric bill: the lesser-known perks that could quietly cool your home, too

Solar panels do more than lower electric bills, helping cool homes while boosting energy savings and resilience.

NATO announced more than 50 billion dollars in new aircraft and surveillance programs at Ankara, but the A400M deal is still only a letter of intent

NATO unveils $50 billion in new airpower programs as Airbus tankers, A400M plans, and GlobalEye reshape allied defense.

Flagship Minerals and Tiernan Gold are racing to dig 2.1 and 9.8 million ounces of gold in Chile’s Maricunga belt, a 124 mile corridor the copper boom overshadowed

Chile's Maricunga belt draws new attention as junior miners and Kinross push major gold projects toward development.

Czech car plants hit a record 75.8 billion dollars in revenue and still cut 1.5% of their staff, because efficiency, artificial intelligence and the shift to electric are doing ...

Czech carmakers post record revenue as automation, AI and EV production reshape jobs across the country's auto industry.

Gazprom is offering Russians four times the average wage to guard its gas facilities, as drones keep hitting Russian energy sites

Gazprom offers high-paying security roles as Russia steps up protection of gas infrastructure after repeated drone attacks.

Peak Energy is building America’s first grid-scale sodium-ion plant in Sacramento, enough storage each year for nearly four million homes

Peak Energy will build America's first grid-scale sodium-ion battery factory, bringing 4 GWh of annual storage to Sacramento.

Alberta approved a 932-megawatt gas plant whose only customer is Meta, powering its first Canadian data center behind the meter

Alberta approved a 932 MW gas plant dedicated to Meta, powering the tech giant's first Canadian AI data center.

India’s crude bill fell 56% from its wartime peak, yet pump prices barely moved and refiners keep about 41 cents a gallon

India's crude bill plunged 56%, but fuel prices barely changed as refiners keep strong margins and drivers wait for relief.

Switzerland is spending nearly a billion dollars on air defense built in Zurich’s Oerlikon district, in factories that once belonged to Emil Bührle

Switzerland plans a $985 million air defense upgrade with Rheinmetall systems built in Zurich's historic Oerlikon factories.