
Across Europe’s Roads, Electric Cars Cross A New Threshold as France and Germany Accelerate July Growth
Electric vehicles surpassed 25% of European new-car registrations in July, with France and Germany among the markets driving growth.

Electric vehicles surpassed 25% of European new-car registrations in July, with France and Germany among the markets driving growth.

A fire at a Starlink ground station in Wola Krobowska, Poland, is being investigated as suspected arson, raising concerns about the security of critical communication infrastructure.

French prosecutors and privacy regulators are scrutinizing smart glasses after complaints involving recording, harassment, workplace privacy, and consent.

Japan’s large manufacturers recorded their strongest business sentiment since December 2021, helped by semiconductor and data-center demand.
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Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Fedorov announces an “Army of Robots” initiative, marking his latest move since leaving government office publicly.

TelkomMetra completed the divestment of AdMedika and TelkoMedika to Fullerton Health as part of TelkomGroup’s portfolio restructuring.

Digital rights advocates are staging a second Defend VPNs Day of Action, opposing restrictions tied to age verification and censorship.

Cambodia is seeking international partnerships in AI and industrial technology to modernize manufacturing, improve productivity and move toward higher-value production.

Cambodia is promoting digital trade as a way to expand exports, strengthen MSMEs and connect local products with international buyers.

Cambodia has banned the import, sale, and distribution of second-hand or counterfeit telecommunications equipment, including phones, tablets, computers, and walkie-talkies.

Cambodia has banned imports and sales of second-hand and counterfeit telecommunications equipment, citing safety, scam, and environmental risks.

Meta said it removed or restricted nearly 3.8 million scam-linked entities in 2026 with intelligence from Singapore police, including 3.64 million dormant shell pages.

15 Wing Moose Jaw received the first batch of CT-157 Siskin II and CT-102B Astra II training aircraft, marking a major step in the Future Aircrew Training program.

New Zealand identifies China as its most persistent state-backed cyber threat, citing sustained espionage, interference, and attacks against national interests.

Reports say China obtained diverted F-35 components sent to Hong Kong, raising concerns about security breaches and the protection of technology.

A technical glitch at NATS Prestwick restricted airspace, causing widespread flight delays and cancellations across Scotland and Northern England. The issue is resolved, but delays persist.

UK airlines have criticized air traffic control providers after a second software glitch caused widespread flight disruptions, raising concerns about infrastructure reliability.

Semiconductor companies are expanding U.S. manufacturing capacity as demand from AI data centers and advanced computing continues to reshape the chip industry.

AI-driven demand is accelerating data-center investment across the United States, increasing requirements for computing capacity, electricity, cooling and infrastructure

Jadran shareholders approved a €40.6 million capital increase backed by Croatian consortium Adriatic Resorts Group.

Croatia’s electronic communications market generated €920 million in first-half 2026 revenue, up 3.5% year-on-year, as fibre and OTT services expanded.

Meta is expanding its AI computing infrastructure, including custom chips and data centers, as it seeks greater capacity and less dependence on outside suppliers.

Waymo plans to launch fully autonomous, all-electric ride-hailing services in Singapore in 2028, beginning local road preparation in 2027.

Tropical Storm Dujuan is forecast to approach eastern Japan during Silver Week, bringing heavy rain, strong winds and high waves to the Tokyo region.