God of War data miners find potential opening cutscene to next game
Data miners have uncovered a potential opening cutscene for the next God of War game, suggesting that Kratos and Atreus may travel to Egypt.
Shock as AI reaches for nukes and refuses to surrender in global war games
A new study reveals that AI systems are more likely than humans to advocate for nuclear weapon use in conflict scenarios, undermining the long-standing nuclear taboo.
Russians are playing games: Zelenskyy urges Trump to recognise Kremlin manipulation
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has claimed that Russia is not genuinely interested in ending the war and is instead manipulating negotiations with the U.S.
Athletes under neutral flag: Russia's vanguard in its attempt to return its flag to the Olympic Games
Russian and Belarusian athletes competing under a neutral flag signals the beginning of their gradual reintegration into international sports amid political pressures and the ongoing debate on neutrality during the war in Ukraine.
The new God of War game: What do the experts say about it?
The latest addition to the God of War series has received poor ratings from both critics and players, being dubbed the worst in the franchise.
"Aces of Thunder": Fly Safely!
The article discusses the video game "Aces of Thunder," which blends arcade action with realistic flight simulation set during World War II.
Ukrainians will boycott the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games due to the Russians
Ukrainians plan to boycott the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games as a protest against Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine.
LSM will not broadcast the Paralympic Games competitions with representatives from Russia and Belarus
Latvian Public Media (LSM) has decided not to broadcast the Paralympic Games events involving athletes from Russia and Belarus due to the ongoing war in Ukraine.
God of War sequel update: Kratos actor teases next game and reveal timing
The actor for Kratos hints that a new God of War game announcement could be on the horizon for this summer.
LSM will not broadcast Paralympic games involving representatives from aggressor states
LSM has decided against broadcasting the Paralympic events that feature athletes from aggressor states in light of the ongoing war in Ukraine.
LSM will not broadcast events of the Paralympic Games with participation from representatives of aggressor states
LSM has decided not to broadcast Paralympic events featuring athletes from aggressor states, particularly in the context of the ongoing war in Ukraine.
God of War: Sons of Sparta review – solid yet safe 2D prequel fails to live up to the franchise name
The review of 'God of War: Sons of Sparta' describes the 2D prequel as solid but ultimately too safe, failing to fully embody the essence of the God of War franchise.
Podcast 'And now to sports': The case of Heraskewytsch: How the IOC is harming the Winter Games
The case of Ukrainian athlete Wladislaw Heraskewytsch's disqualification for honoring war victims on his helmet highlights the intersection of politics and the Olympic Games.
History teacher uses video game to teach about World War I
A history teacher in Brazil is integrating video games into his curriculum to engage high school students in learning about World War I.
CAS rejects appeal from Ukrainian athlete disqualified from Winter Games
The Court of Arbitration for Sport has upheld the disqualification of Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladislav Heraskevich for wearing a helmet adorned with images of athletes who died in the war with Russia.
"Quartermaster General WW2": Rewrite History
The article discusses the extensive influence of World War II themes in popular culture, particularly in board games.
Who are the athletes murdered during the war with Russia that Vladyslav Heraskevych honored on his helmet before being disqualified in Milano-Cortina? | List
Vladyslav Heraskevych was disqualified from the Milano-Cortina Winter Games for wearing a helmet honoring Ukrainian athletes killed in the war with Russia, leading to his recognition by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for his patriotism.
Scandal at the Winter Games: The Failure of the IOC
The exclusion of a skeleton athlete due to a helmet featuring images of athletes killed in the war marks a significant defeat for IOC President Kirsty Coventry.
Disqualification of the Ukrainian Heraskewytsch: The Biggest Scandal of These Olympic Winter Games
Ukrainian skeleton athlete Wladyslaw Heraskewytsch was disqualified for wearing a helmet that honored Ukrainian athletes killed in the war, prompting a significant controversy surrounding the IOC's actions.
Ukraine’s Vladyslav Heraskevych out of Olympic Games over banned helmet
Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych was disqualified from the Winter Olympics after refusing to replace his helmet that commemorates fallen athletes from the war in Ukraine, opposing IOC regulations on political statements.
The Biathlon War Games. This is how Greenland repelled the American assault
The article discusses a biathlon competition where Greenland's Astri Ukaleq Slettemark competes against Lucinda Anderson, highlighting Slettemark's exceptional marksmanship.
IOC disqualifies Ukrainian skeleton racer over tribute helmet
Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych has been disqualified from the Milano Cortina Winter Games due to the use of a helmet honoring Ukrainian athletes killed in the war against Russia.
Ukrainian athlete will not comply with IOC ban – will wear a helmet of special significance at the games
Ukrainian athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych intends to wear a helmet honoring fallen athletes from Russia's attacks, despite a ban from the IOC.
Commemoration of deceased athletes: Too real for the IOC
The IOC has prohibited Ukrainian athlete Wladyslaw Heraskewytsch from wearing a helmet with images of athletes killed in the war, offering a wristband as an alternative, while simultaneously allowing Russia's participation in the Games.
The International Olympic Committee will not allow the Ukrainian skeletonist to compete with a helmet honoring the victims of the war
The International Olympic Committee has prohibited a Ukrainian skeletonist from using a helmet that commemorates war victims during competitions, citing its regulations against political demonstrations at Olympic events.
Zelensky defends Ukrainian athlete's helmet at Games after IOC ban
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has supported skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych's right to wear a helmet honoring Ukrainian athletes killed in the war, which was banned by the IOC during the Winter Olympics.
"Practicing is also important to develop operational routines"
CDU politician Roderich Kiesewetter highlights the importance of war games in improving decision-making processes during an interview with WELT TV.
We Knew: Germany Would Hesitate - And That Was Enough for Victory
The article discusses a war game simulation led by security expert Franz-Stefan Gady, highlighting how a fictional Russian military operation could invade a NATO country without declaring war, exposing Germany's vulnerabilities.
Olympics, the (failed) truce and the nobility of sport as an antidote to war
The article discusses how the Olympic Games in ancient Greece did not always stop conflicts and reflects on the contemporary neglect of the Olympic truce, suggesting that believing in it still offers hope.
The Best Tournament of the Decade, but Also a Huge Shame. Nine Topics That Will Bring 'Fragmented' Games to Milan Cortina
The article discusses the contrasting views of the upcoming Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, highlighting both its potential as a significant event and the surrounding geopolitical tensions.
Return of the Russians in Sports: Invitation for War Criminals
The IOC and FIFA are looking to enable the return of Russian athletes, despite historical lessons that suggest Putin will not be the last to attempt to exploit sports and games.
The centuries-old intertwining of war and the Games: the torch lights up in a shattered world
The article reflects on the persistent intersection of war and the Olympic Games throughout history, highlighting how geopolitical tensions continue to affect the spirit and organization of the Games.
24 Hours and the Question of Whether NATO is Faster
In the second episode of the crisis simulation, a purported humanitarian corridor to Kaliningrad serves as a pretext for a Russian invasion of Lithuania, while the fictional government struggles to project strength both internally and externally amid rising tensions.
US War Games: How Washington Plans to Overcome the Regime in Iran
As talks between the US and Iran are set to begin, Washington is considering a military strike aimed at decapitating the regime in Tehran amidst escalating tensions.
The 'God of War' series clears its greatest mystery: Prime Video trusts this actor to bring the Ghost of Sparta to life
The 'God of War' series unveils the actor chosen by Prime Video to portray the Ghost of Sparta, addressing fans' anticipation.
Amazon confirms the actor who will play Kratos in the 'God of War' series
Amazon has confirmed the actor cast as Kratos for the upcoming 'God of War' series on Prime Video, following successful adaptations of other video games.
Actor Ryan Hurst will be Kratos in the series adaptation of ‘God of War’, one of the most famous sagas in the world of video games
Ryan Hurst has been cast as Kratos in the upcoming Prime Video series adaptation of the well-known video game saga 'God of War', which will have two confirmed seasons but no release date yet.
God of War: The actor who will portray Kratos has been announced
Amazon Prime Video has announced that Ryan Hurst will portray Kratos in the upcoming series dedicated to the video game franchise, God of War.
Russia recruits South Africans for the war in Ukraine through video games
Russia is using the popular communication platform Discord to recruit South African citizens to participate in the war against Ukraine, revealing a new tactic to attract foreign fighters.
War Games and Scenarios: How NATO Officers Envision the Third World War
NATO officers have simulated various scenarios of a military conflict with Russia since the Cold War, with historian Armin Wagner compiling these war games, including a scenario involving a devastating virus in 2029.
130 aircraft in flight and rockets during war games: China's anaconda move on Taiwan
China continues its military exercises near Taiwan, launching rockets and simulating a blockade on key ports during the Justice Mission 2025 operation, while Taiwan reports spotting 130 Chinese aircraft and 22 warships, marking the highest number of Chinese aircraft in a single day since October 15, 2024.
Cryptocurrencies, blackmail, and smartphone games: The Kremlin turns teenagers into soldiers of hybrid warfare
Russia is recruiting teenagers for espionage, hacking, and subversive war efforts, posing a threat not only to youth in Ukraine but also in Western countries including Poland, often using promises of money coupled with intimidation tactics.
Chinese army conducts war games around Taiwan. Again
The article discusses the objectives of recent Chinese military exercises around Taiwan, Taiwan's response to these exercises, and the plans of Taiwan's armed forces in reaction to China's ongoing military drills.
Battles near Mexico, Cuba, and Taiwan: China's mysterious war simulation
Chinese state media has reported on unusual military war games conducted by the People's Liberation Army, showcasing conflict scenarios that extend beyond East Asia to include regions like Mexico, Cuba, and Taiwan.
Chinese war games at the gates of the United States
China is conducting war simulations in the United States' 'backyard,' marking a complicated period in Beijing-Washington relations as Donald Trump returns to the White House amidst trade tariffs and strategic competition.