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What iconic fashion photography looked like behind the Berlin Wall in '70s and '80s East Germany

Behind the Berlin Wall, fashion photography in the German Democratic Republic (GDR) during the Seventies and Eighties developed a visual language shaped by everyday life rather than consumption or spectacle. At Photo London, a selection of 22 rare vintage prints by Ute Mahler from 1978 to 1989 is on view until tomorrow, presented by Galerie Peter Sillem – showing a defining body of work by one…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

Ford bets on 5 new vehicles, including EVs and Bronco, to spark Europe comeback

Ford will introduce five new vehicles, including an electrified Bronco and several new EVs, as part of its plans to revive the struggling brand in Europe. Ford plans five new vehicles, EVs for Europe Over the next three years, Ford will introduce five new passenger vehicles, designed and produced for European buyers. The “new era for Ford passenger vehicles in Europe” will include a rugged…
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DefenseNews

Pentagon inks $500 million deal with Perennial Autonomy for counter-drone tech

The Pentagon awarded Perennial Autonomy, a California-based startup making headlines for its counter-drone technology, a $500 million contract to accelerate its procurement of the defensive systems. According to Monday’s press release, the decision to award the contract was made by the Joint Interagency Task Force 401, or JIATF-401, a Defense Department organization charged with researching…
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ComputersNews

Hands-on: Samsung’s 6K gaming monitor will bully your graphics card

Samsung makes a darn good monitor, though it tends to make you pay for the privilege. The company was also at the forefront of the gaming OLED space, though again, it’s far from anything approaching “affordable” territory unless you find one on sale. That trend continues with no fewer than four new Odyssey designs for 2026, including one with a ludicrous 6K resolution. I’ll start with the…
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