F-35 Lightning II Top Speed: Here’s How Fast It Is Compared To China’s J-35
The F-35 Lightning II is considered by many to be the apex of modern jet fighters. But how does its
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Christina Comben
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Mainland China chipmaking capacity set to outpace Taiwan by 2030
Mainland China chipmaking capacity is accelerating, now poised to become the world’s leading semiconductor foundry hub by 2030, and overtaking
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07:23
Xiaomi’s newly-launched YU7 reportedly being swiped by scalpers
Scalpers are swiftly capitalizing on the high demand for Xiaomi’s newly-launched YU7 crossover in China, listing early reservations at exorbitant
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07:23
Trump’s “Made in USA” phone actually made in China, Purism CEO alleges
Questions have been raised about the Trump Organization’s “Made in USA” smartphone after a number of industry experts suggested it
Raleigh Redner
07:22
Convicted murderer, 69, escapes prison in Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines, Que.
The Correctional Service of Canada said the convicted killer was unaccounted for during the 10 p.m. count on Saturday, in
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07:22
Canada orders China’s Hikvision to shut down on national security grounds
Canada has ordered China’s Hikvision to cease operations in the country, citing national security risks. Industry Minister Mélanie Joly announced
Luz Schildgen
07:22
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Ottawa Opens in Canada's Capital
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Ottawa has officially opened, marking the debut of Canada's first fully integrated Hard Rock resort...
Alex Conrad
07:22
Taylor Fritz rival rejects praise with X-rated response as he hints Wimbledon dream is all but over
Jordan Thompson may have been praised by rival Taylor Fritz for being ‘valiant’ – but he felt the complete opposite.
Jennifer Nichols
07:22
Barn owls a hit in farm anti-poisons pilot project
With the imminent release of a review into the risks of rodent bait in Australia, an award-winning initiative uses barn
Lucy Cooper
07:22
In the Pacific, ‘who has kava is king’ but some fear it’s hurting families
Demand for kava is growing so large in Australia that Woolworths has started stocking the beverage, known for its calming
