B-21 Raider stealth bombers

B-21 Raider Revolution: B-21 Raider Fleet Nears 40 as U.S. Accelerates Production of Next-Gen Strategic Bombers

In the vast, wind-swept expanse of the Mojave Desert, inside the cavernous hangars of Air Force Plant 42, something extraordinary is happening. Nearly 40 of the most advanced warplanes ever conceived—the B-21 Raider stealth bombers—are steadily taking form under Northrop...
F-35 fighter jets

Lockheed Martin Turns Setback into Strategy: F-35 to Get Sixth-Gen Upgrades After Losing NGAD Contract to Boeing

US President Donald Trump made an announcement that shook the American defense and aerospace establishment: Boeing would develop the next-generation, sixth-generation air-superiority fighter jet for the U.S. Air Force—officially named the F-47. The declaration marked a turning point in U.S....
terror attack Pahalgam

Pakistan’s Predictable Denial and Pahalgam Massacre: A Deep Dive into the Hybrid War Against India

On April 22, 2025, a brutal terror attack shook the valley town of Pahalgam in Kashmir. Twenty-eight Hindu tourists were methodically executed by terrorists affiliated with the "Resistance Front," a proxy of Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). As expected, the government of...
Royal Navy’s HMS Prince of Wales

Britain’s High-Stakes Naval Gamble: HMS Prince of Wales and Geopolitical Chessboard of Indo-Pacific

The Royal Navy’s HMS Prince of Wales, Britain’s flagship aircraft carrier, has embarked on one of the most politically charged and strategically ambitious naval missions in recent history. Departing Portsmouth under Operation Highmast, the 65,000-tonne warship and its multinational carrier...
US' F-35 Lightning II vs Russia's Su-57 Felon

US’ F-35 Lightning II vs Russia’s Su-57 Felon: The Defining Contest of Fifth-Generation Airpower

No longer decided by who climbs higher or fires faster, dominance now hinges on something less visible but far more decisive: information. In this new era, whoever owns the electromagnetic spectrum, connects sensors across land, sea, air, and space, and...
Drone Incursions

Pakistan’s Persistent Drone Intrusions Spark Fresh Security Concerns as India’s BSF Strengthens Counter-Drone Measures Across Border

The hum is nearly inaudible. Sometimes, there’s no sound at all. But what these flying objects carry is anything but quiet—drugs, pistols, grenades, and fear. The India-Pakistan border, especially the stretch touching Punjab and Rajasthan, has witnessed a dramatic shift...
Kashmir

Kashmir in Crisis: Untold Role of UN in Perpetuating One of the Longest-Running Global Conflicts

In a geopolitical world where diplomacy often favors carefully coded language and vague overtures, India’s External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar cut through the fog with startling clarity. Speaking at the Raisina Dialogue — India’s premier foreign policy and geostrategic...
China’s J-10C Fighters

China’s J-10C Fighters Take to Egyptian Skies in First-Ever Joint Air Drills: Strategic Ties Deepen Amid Regional Shifts

In a striking display of military cooperation and geopolitical realignment, China has deployed its advanced J-10C multirole fighter jets to Egypt for the first time as part of the joint air exercise “Eagles of Civilization 2025,” which officially began on...
Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) vessels docked at Ream Naval Base, Cambodia

Strategic Waters: Cambodia’s Ream Naval Base Signals Rising Sino-Japanese Tensions and China’s Expanding Maritime Reach

Cambodia’s Ream Naval Base hosted the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) vessels Bungo and Etajima, in what was hailed as a goodwill visit. The event marked the first foreign naval presence at the newly upgraded base, following its formal inauguration...
Chinese fighter jets

China’s Edge in the Sky: U.S. Military Scrambles to Counter Beijing’s Air Superiority in Indo-Pacific

After assembling the world’s largest maritime force, China has now achieved a troubling milestone: surpassing the United States in the production rate of fighter jets. For every U.S. aircraft rolling off an assembly line, China builds 1.2. This seemingly narrow...
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