Russia has taken delivery of its first 2026 batch of new Su-34 fighter-bombers, with more Su-30 jets reportedly already on the way

Russia receives its first 2026 batch of Su-34 fighter-bombers as UAC keeps military aircraft production moving.

It is not diesel powering these ships, it is seawater: Britain says a new system turns saltwater into clean hydrogen

Britain's seawater hydrogen system could replace diesel on ships with a cleaner fuel made directly from saltwater.

A Canadian shop landed a C$150-million contract to rebuild VIA Rail’s aging sleeper cars, with more work rolling in fast

Canada's biggest sleeper-car overhaul could reshape a Montreal rail plant as demand for passenger rail refurbishment grows.

Airbus built what may be the world’s strangest cargo plane to haul its own jets, a flying whale few outsiders ever board

Airbus' BelugaXL keeps Europe's aircraft production moving by hauling oversized jet components between assembly plants.

Goodbye to the Meteor upgrade: Britain has scrapped it to pour money into a next-generation air-superiority missile instead

Britain drops the Meteor missile upgrade to accelerate a next-generation air-superiority missile for future combat aircraft.

India has test-fired its homegrown Pinaka guided rocket, hitting a target 60 kilometers away with pinpoint precision

India's Pinaka guided rocket hit a target 37 miles away with pinpoint precision, marking another milestone in its missile ...

A Seville plant had already torn down half its hangars for the A400M, then NATO revived the program everyone had buried

NATO's revived A400M plan could extend Airbus production in Seville after the plant had already begun scaling back.

India is spending nearly $1 billion on a 78-kilometer ring road built to reroute an entire city’s traffic

India opens bidding for a $829 million ring road designed to ease traffic and connect Vizhinjam Port with key highways.

Connecticut is about to open its first net-zero public library, a 75,000-square-foot building that could run almost entirely off-grid

Connecticut's first net-zero public library is set to open with solar power, geothermal systems, and battery storage.

After decades of debate, Winnipeg has finally started tearing down its aging Arlington Bridge, though few realize what took so long

Winnipeg begins dismantling its historic Arlington Bridge, marking the first step toward replacing the aging rail crossing.

Two private spacecraft tracked each other in orbit for the US Space Force, a historic maneuver that stayed remarkably quiet

Two private spacecraft completed a rapid orbital tracking mission, marking a major Space Force milestone in responsive space ...

NATO has chosen Bombardier to build its new surveillance planes, a decision that could reshape how the alliance watches its skies

NATO picks Saab's GlobalEye on Bombardier's Global 6500, marking a major shift in allied airborne surveillance.