DefenseNews

First North Korea-Russia road bridge nearly complete, symbolizing new era of military cooperation

August 27, 2026
VIENNA — The first-ever road bridge linking North Korea and Russia across the Tumen River appears close to completion, according to satellite imagery reviewed by Defense News, though construction on the Russian side lags behind Pyongyang’s finished part. It is a visible manifestation of the two countries’ tightening relationships, driven by Pyongyang’s military support for Russia in its…
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GamingNews

gamescom Opening Night Live 2026: Everything Announced

August 26, 2026
Opening Night Live 2026 is over for another year, and it brought plenty of announcements, new trailers, and news on upcoming games. We’ve got all the reveals that matter right here, rounded up below. Highlights include The Witcher 3 Remastered, The Witcher 3 expansion…
GamingNews

Marvel Tokon Devs Confess Regaining Trust After Fumbled PC Launch Will Be 'Extremely Challenging'

August 26, 2026
Arc System Works has apologized for the troubled PC launch of Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, and admitted it will now be “extremely difficult” to regain player trust. Producer Takeshi Yamanaka offered a post-mortem on the release of the studio’s new superhero fighting game during an interview with VGC. He noted that, when it comes to the content itself, fans have mostly nice…
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CryptoNews

29,120 Addresses Investigated in Global Crypto Intelligence Sprint

August 26, 2026
Operation Lighthouse investigated 29,120 cryptocurrency addresses and digital identifiers while generating 14,300 investigative leads. The Chainalysis-led sprint also surfaced more than 7,700 suspect accounts and identified suspects across 125 countries. Key Takeaways Investigators examined 29,120 crypto addresses and identifiers. The operation generated 14,300 leads across 11 exchanges and…
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NewsSpace

NASA satellites ace world's 1st 'lost-in-space' GPS-free navigation experiment

August 26, 2026
No GPS available in space? A satellite experiment may have a solution for that. NASA’s Starling mission — made up of a swarm of four cubesats in low Earth orbit (LEO) — is testing out navigation by using other satellites as moving landmarks. The hope is that this tech will allow future missions to navigate if GPS is not available. The three-year-old tech demo will be extended beyond its…
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