Iran’s Struggling Space Program Could Be A Real Threat If It Ever Gets Off The Ground
On August 29th, Iran attempted to put its newest commercial satellite, the Nahid-1, into orbit from a test range in the country's north.
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Will Israel Go To War Over Hezbollah’s Precision-Guided Missiles?
Israel’s Syria campaign has demonstrated that, despite their best efforts, Iran and its proxies “have no deterrence whatsoever” against Israel. But this may not last.
Russia Reform Monitor No. 2335
Russia's widening stake in Syria;
Forest fires strain federal budget;
No exposure warnin, Nyonoksa victim doctors claim;
Floating nuclear power station sets sail;
Whelan detention extended;
Officials belatedly come clean in missile test disaster
Future Iran nuclear deal needs stronger verification
This week’s revelations that the International Atomic Energy Agency found traces of uranium at an undeclared nuclear site in Iran’s Tehran Province — revelations which the regime has refused to explain — shows that the Iranian nuclear issue is far more complicated than U.S. and Iranian jockeying of recent days suggests.
Sneak Preview: First Draft of Russia’s AI Strategy
The draft, produced by the country's largest bank, focuses on data, training, and ethics. The final version is due next month.