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Tehran has announced plans to charge technology companies licensing fees for using undersea internet cables laid through the strategic strait, with state media affiliated with the regime hinting at physical damage to infrastructure if they refuse to pay.

Have you ever wondered why a seemingly ordinary little box can evoke such a powerful range of emotions? From a slight thrill before unpacking to a real euphoria when you find that very rare figurine inside. Collecting is not just a hobby or a whim. It is a deep psychological process, the roots of which reach back to our evolutionary past. And when an element of mystery is added to this, as in the case of secret designs from the Pop Top brand, we get the perfect recipe for pure, genuine delight. Today we will delve into the labyrinths of the human psyche to understand: why we are so desperate to collect them all, and how Pop Top has turned this passion into a true art. Modern collecting is a safe and aesthetically pleasing way to satisfy your desires.

The world’s most expensive leadership course was not paid for at Stanford, but by years of decision-making under extreme pressure. While Ukrainian HR departments are looking for ideal profiles with continuous experience, the technology market is systematically ignoring the most powerful asset of risk management.

The Council of Gunsmiths and CORE Team surveyed 27 gun and drone manufacturers. 100% plan to expand — but no engineers.

Before the full-scale invasion, Lubomyr Malanchak worked as a Salesforce Developer at Avenga. He is now a product manager at a Ukrainian miltech manufacturer, the name of which the IT expert is not disclosing — this information is under NDA. But between the classic «IT» and the transition to miltech, Lubomyr had about three years in the Defense Forces, which significantly changed his life and future career.

Former fire show organizer Oleksiy Babenko has created one of Ukraine’s largest defense tech companies, Vyriy Industries, in just a few years. Today, they assemble thousands of drones (the exact number is a trade secret), pay engineers $12,000 each, and plan to launch their own satellite network for $30 million.