Russia adopts low-cost navigation workaround for Molniya attack drones

Russia has equipped low-cost Molniya attack drones with a civilian compass and camera-based reading system to keep them on course when satellite navigation is jammed or unavailable, according to a Ukrainian defense adviser. The modification underscores how electronic warfare continues to shape the Russia-Ukraine battlefield and how Moscow is seeking inexpensive ways to preserve drone effectiveness.

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Lynas says Malaysia heavy rare earth project has gone over budget

Lynas Rare Earths said its heavy rare earth expansion in Malaysia has gone over budget as the Australia-based miner works to build out a non-China supply chain. The disclosure came alongside the latest quarterly results for the period ended June 30, 2026, in which revenue reached AU$289 million (US$202 million), up 70% year on year and the strongest level in four years.

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Airbus raises profit outlook as supply bottlenecks ease

Airbus updated its financial outlook for investors, saying easing supply-chain constraints should support stronger production and profit growth through 2029. According to Bloomberg, the European planemaker now expects adjusted annual operating profit of EUR12 billion-EUR13 billion (US$13.71 billion-US$14.84 billion) by 2029, nearly double current levels, and it plans a EUR5 billion (US$5.71 billion) share buyback over the next three years.

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Philips 27M2N6500NS is launched in Japan with a 144Hz QHD QD-OLED display

The Philips 27M2N6500NS has been launched in Japan. The Evnia 6000 series monitor brings the brand’s latest panel technology, creator‑focused color accuracy, and gaming‑oriented performance.. The monitor features a 26.5 QD‑OLED panel with a QHD resolution (2560 x 1440 px), a 144Hz refresh rate, 400 nits of brightness at 10% APL, and an exceptionally fast 0.03 ms GtG response, enabling vivid color…

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