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Italian arms group Leonardo plans to test its Michelangelo Dome air defense system in Ukraine by the end of 2026, initially focusing on drone defense. The system, which uses artificial intelligence, is expected to be fully operational from 2028.
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The British Ministry of Defence is investing £5 million in developing autonomous laser weapons to counter drone swarms. The aim is a cost-effective solution that can disable NATO Class 1 drones with directed beams.
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Tesla has launched 45 Cybercabs without steering wheels or pedals in Austin, Texas, operating solely autonomously or via remote control. This is under a special permit as the vehicles do not meet US safety regulations for public roads.
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France has permitted test drives of autonomous Tesla vehicles on public roads following discussions with Elon Musk, after prior safety concerns. Five European states have now allowed the use of Tesla's FSD Supervisé since the start of the year.
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An office building housing an arms manufacturer in Munich was attacked with an incendiary device. Bavaria's Interior Minister Herrmann suspects a politically motivated act and sees an increased risk of attacks on arms companies. Two Bulgarian nationals have been arrested.
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In August 2026, 32.4 percent of newly registered passenger cars in Germany were fully electric. CO2 emissions decreased by 18.0 percent to 86.0 g/km.
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Estonia's Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur is resigning after it was revealed that 70 million euros in EU funds were paid to an inexperienced Indian company for artillery shells. Estonia has contested the contracts.
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Uber has launched robotaxi operations in London, utilizing technology from Wayve. Passengers are informed in advance and can opt for conventionally driven vehicles if preferred. Prices remain unchanged.
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The US has introduced new tariffs of up to 100 percent on drones and drone parts from China. This aims to reduce reliance on Chinese manufacturers like DJI, strengthen national security, and promote domestic supply chains.
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Rheinmetall is competing through its US subsidiary for a US military contract to procure approximately 4,000 armored vehicles valued at over $45 billion. The company's Lynx XM30 is in contention with an offer from General Dynamics Land Systems, with a final decision pending prototype testing by the US military.
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