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En 2007, l’Inde scella une accord avec la Russie pour mettre au point un chasseur-bombardier de cinquième génération – le FGFA, pour «Fifth Generation Fighter Aircraft» – à partir du démonstrateur T-50 PAK FA [Perspektivny Aviatsionny Kompleks Frontovoy Aviatsii, ou Futur Système Aéronautique de l’Aviation du Front], alors développé par Soukhoï. Pour répondre aux besoins...

Cet article La Russie a fait voler une version biplace de son avion de combat de 5e génération Su-57 Felon est apparu en premier sur Zone Militaire.

The struggling €100 billion programme is stuck on differences between France and Germany

En Turquie, lors d’un des plus grands salons mondiaux, Labo Nedjma est venue prouver que le « Made in Algeria » n’a plus rien à […]

L’article Labo Nedjma à Beauty Istanbul : la cosmétique Made in Algeria conquiert la scène mondiale est apparu en premier sur .

Hot on the heels of Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin has now travelled to visit Xi Jinping in China. The leaders will spend two days discussing global politics and strengthening economic ties between their countries. The media discusses both what Putin has called the "unprecedentedly high level" of relations between the two countries, as well as China's elevated role on the global stage.

The US has called off plans to deploy 4,000 US troops to Poland. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk called on Washington not to jeopardise its friendship with Warsaw: "America won't find a better ally anywhere." At the beginning of May US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth also announced the withdrawal of around 5,000 US troops from Germany.

A US court has dismissed Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman – on the grounds that he had taken too long to sue. Musk took legal action because, as a former OpenAI investor, he claimed that he had not been informed of plans to transform the foundation – initially non-profit – into a for-profit corporation. Musk was demanding 114 billion euros, Altman's removal and a return to non-profit status.

The Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda are grappling with an outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus. Several hundred suspected cases and more than 130 deaths have been reported so far, prompting the World Health Organisation (WHO) to declare an international public health emergency. There are no vaccines or treatments for the rare strain of the virus that is currently spreading.