- January 9th, 2026
The establishment of Indonesia’s National Defence Council (NDC) marks one of the most significant early policy moves under President Prabowo Subianto’s leadership. In a changing regional security environment and a world increasingly shaped by geopolitical rivalry, the formation of this...
The Czech Republic has officially completed the transfer of its last remaining Soviet-era T-72M1 tanks to Ukraine, marking a significant milestone in both its national defense transformation and its staunch military support for Kyiv amidst Russia’s war of aggression. This...
In a discovery that highlights the intensifying shadow conflict beneath the waves, British military personnel have recovered covert Russian surveillance devices embedded within the UK’s territorial waters. The alarming find has sparked renewed concerns over Moscow’s growing efforts to monitor...
Uzbekistan is on the verge of a major leap in its military aviation capabilities, with authoritative defence sources indicating that Tashkent is close to finalising a deal to acquire the China-Pakistan JF-17 Thunder multirole combat aircraft. The prospective purchase signals...
In a significant milestone for its maritime defence ambitions, the Philippine Navy has formally commissioned the BRP Miguel Malvar (PN-92), the country’s most advanced surface combatant to date. This high-profile induction marks a pivotal shift in Manila’s ability to project...
The changing decisions, engine failure, and a fatal concrete wall — Inside South Korea’s worst air disaster in decades. When Jeju Air Flight 2216 took off from Bangkok in the early hours of December 29, 2024, there was nothing to...
The Energy Transition Challenge in Southeast Asia Southeast Asia stands at the crossroads of climate urgency and energy dependence. While governments across the region understand the need to pivot toward clean energy, the pathway remains complicated by politics, financial constraints,...
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