- February 20th, 2026
Thousands of Chinese fishing vessels assembling in precise, linear formations across vast stretches of the East China Sea in recent weeks have alarmed regional observers and maritime security experts, who say the movements appear far removed from ordinary commercial fishing...
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has once again drawn global attention to Kyiv’s rapidly evolving drone warfare strategy with the release of a striking video compilation showing one-way attack drones striking parked Russian military aircraft. The footage, published in...
A wave of coordinated militant attacks swept across Pakistan’s restive Balochistan province early Saturday, as the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) struck police stations, a high-security prison, and paramilitary installations in what officials described as one of the most widespread assaults...
A brightly colored vending machine dispensing collectible “mystery boxes” made a brief and unusual appearance inside the Pentagon late last year, raising questions about consumer protections, gambling-like mechanics, and the appropriateness of chance-based retail inside the nerve center of the...
India has taken a significant step into high-end defence electronics with the successful development of Gallium Nitride Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuits (GaN MMICs), advanced semiconductor chips that form the backbone of modern military systems ranging from missiles and radars to...
The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) will be among six air forces staging aerial displays at the upcoming 2026 airshow, underscoring the growing convergence of military capability, regional diplomacy, and commercial aerospace competition at one of the world’s most...
China has reportedly crossed another critical threshold in military aviation, flying an upgraded version of its J-20 stealth fighter equipped with the long-awaited high-thrust WS-15 engines and improved avionics. The development places Beijing in an elite club of nations capable...
The Pentagon has announced the officials who will lead research into its six top “Critical Technology Areas” (CTAs), two months after Defense Department Chief Technology Officer Emil Michael streamlined the list from 14 to just six priorities. The newly appointed...
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