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PulseAugur coverage of Moscow — every cluster mentioning Moscow across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
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Architect leads Ukraine's drone development for strikes on Russia
Iryna Terekh, an architect by training, leads Fire Point, a company instrumental in developing Ukraine's long-range strike drones for the conflict with Russia. Terekh actively participates in international defense shows…
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Ukraine targets Russia's Amazon rival, Wildberries, with drone strikes · 1 source tracked
Ukraine has conducted a series of drone strikes targeting Wildberries, Russia's largest online retailer and its equivalent to Amazon. These attacks, which have resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries, are part of U…
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Ukraine uses drones to ignite Russian Wildberries warehouses, causing massive economic damage
Ukraine has effectively targeted Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries' warehouses using drones, causing significant economic damage and widespread pollution. These attacks exploit the highly flammable nature of goods ty…
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Ukraine targets Wildberries warehouses, bringing war to Russian consumers
Ukraine has escalated its drone attacks by targeting four warehouses belonging to Wildberries, Russia's largest online retailer. This move brings the conflict closer to ordinary Russian citizens by striking a key part o…
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Russia's nuclear arsenal proves ineffective in Ukraine war · 1 source tracked
The ongoing war in Ukraine has highlighted the limited practical utility of Russia's extensive nuclear arsenal. Despite threats, Russia has not deployed tactical nuclear weapons, even when facing drone and missile attac…
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1964 CIA report: Soviet AI research matched US, sparked legal debate
In 1964, the CIA assessed that Soviet AI research was on par with the United States and had the potential to surpass it. During a Moscow conference that same year, a prominent mathematician proposed that a sufficiently …
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US claims China operates 3 spy sites in Cuba targeting American military
The United States has accused China of operating three intelligence-gathering facilities in Cuba, which it claims are used to monitor American military activity. A State Department report alleges that Beijing and Moscow…
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North Korea paves way for possible Kim Jong-un trip to Moscow
North Korea's Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui met with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss ongoing munition shipments for Russia's war in Ukraine. The meeting also served to prepare for a potential visit by North …
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Yandex tests robotaxis between Moscow offices ahead of city-wide deployment
Yandex has initiated a pilot program for its robotaxi service, operating between its Moscow offices. This internal test, launched on July 10, 2026, involves autonomous vehicles driven by test drivers, focusing on user i…
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Russian activist arrested after predicting Putin will face trial
Russian activist Ilya Remeslo has been arrested on charges of spreading fake news about the Russian army. This arrest occurred shortly after Remeslo publicly predicted that Vladimir Putin would face trial. Remeslo, who …
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Ukraine's Patriot missile request challenges Japan's pacifist stance
Ukraine has requested that Japan co-produce Patriot missiles, a move that would test the limits of Japan's pacifist constitution and potentially provoke backlash from China and Russia. While Ukraine's President Zelensky…
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Russia's economy faces 'illusion' of debt, banking crisis risk
An intelligence report indicates Russia's economy is artificially inflated by debt, with a potential banking crisis looming due to strained government budgets from the war in Ukraine. Consumers are struggling with high …
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Russia's "Project 2026" aims to flood AI with propaganda
Leaked Kremlin documents reveal a new Russian strategy to flood AI systems with propaganda. This initiative, dubbed "Project 2026," aims to create a parallel information ecosystem to train AI models on Russian narrative…
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Russia's drone program gears up for potential NATO conflict
Russia's drone development is accelerating in preparation for a potential large-scale conflict with NATO, according to expert Samuel Bendett. The annual "Dronnitsa" event focuses on improving drone tactics and technolog…
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Trump announces $3B in arms deals with NATO allies and Ukraine
During a NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, former US President Donald Trump announced significant arms deals with European allies and Ukraine. He pledged new defense investments totaling $3 billion, benefiting both America…
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AI and agri-startups poised to revolutionize India's agriculture sector
The Indian Minister of State (MoS) has highlighted the transformative potential of AI in India's agricultural sector. He emphasized that agri-startups are crucial for the future of farming in the country, suggesting a p…
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China and Russia conduct joint naval drills focused on submarine rescue
China and Russia have commenced joint naval exercises in the Yellow Sea, focusing on submarine rescue operations. Beijing aims to gain operational experience from Moscow in this critical area of naval support. The drill…
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NATO chief warns against naivete on China's military rise
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that the alliance cannot afford to be naive about China's growing military capabilities. He highlighted the increasing interconnectedness between the Indo-Pacific and European se…
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First TTS system developed for Efik language
Researchers have developed the first end-to-end text-to-speech (TTS) system for Efik, a low-resource tonal language spoken in Nigeria. The study involved creating a corpus of 2,632 utterances and evaluating four neural …
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Apple faces enterprise update bugs as business use grows
Apple is facing challenges with update bugs as its enterprise presence expands. These issues require immediate attention to maintain user trust and operational stability within corporate environments. The company must a…