U.S. Universities

Chinese Students in U.S. Universities: National Security Concerns and Diplomatic Responses

In recent years, the presence of Chinese students in American universities has become a focal point of national security discussions in the United States. The latest development in this ongoing debate involves a U.S. congressional panel's request for detailed information...
Taiwan Military

Taiwan Implements Military Pay Raises Amid Escalating Tensions with China

In response to increasing military pressure from China and internal challenges in military personnel retention, Taiwan has announced significant pay raises for its volunteer service members. This move aims to address manpower shortages and bolster the island's defense capabilities. The...
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Japanese Experts Issue Guidelines for Tokyo Residents Amid Mount Fuji Eruption Concerns

A panel of Japanese experts convened by the Cabinet Office has released comprehensive guidelines for residents in the Greater Tokyo Area, outlining safety measures in the event of a Mount Fuji eruption. The recommendations emphasize staying indoors unless ashfall becomes...
Qatar Airways

Qatar Airways Poised for Record Profits as Expansion and Strategic Investments Take Flight

Qatar Airways is on track to surpass its previous years’ financial performance, as confirmed by CEO Badr Al Meer. With just days remaining in the airline’s 2024-25 fiscal year, Al Meer has expressed confidence that the company’s profitability will exceed...
Akinci

Turkey’s Akinci Drone Delivery to Somalia Sparks U.S. Concerns and Redraws East Africa’s Power Dynamics

In a move that underscores its growing military influence in East Africa, Turkey has delivered Akinci Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicles (UCAVs) to Somalia. This significant deployment marks an escalation in Somalia’s air combat capabilities, bolstering its counterterrorism operations against Al-Shabab...
Oscar-Class Sub

Russia’s Naval Expansion in Arctic: Satellite Imagery Reveals Significant Submarine Deployment

In early March, high-resolution satellite imagery captured a significant surge in activity at Russia’s strategically critical Zapadnaya Litsa naval base on the Kola Peninsula. The imagery revealed the presence of five sophisticated nuclear submarines from the formidable Northern Fleet, signaling...
Peter Pantsir

U.S. Military Advances Air Defense Countermeasures with Pantsir-S1 Replica

In a bid to refine precision strike capabilities and enhance its understanding of adversary air defense systems, U.S. defense giant Lockheed Martin has developed a high-fidelity replica of Russia’s Pantsir-S1 short-range air defense (SHORAD) system. Mounted on a Peterbilt 320...
J-35A Stealth Fighter

China Executes Former Defense Engineer for Leaking J-35A Stealth Fighter Secrets

In a case that has sent shockwaves through China’s national security circles, a former assistant defense engineer, identified as Liu, has been sentenced to death for leaking classified intelligence on China’s J-35A fifth-generation stealth fighter to foreign intelligence agencies. The...
F-35I Adir Stealth Fighters

Israel’s F-35I Adir Stealth Fighters: A Game Changer in West Asia

As tensions continue to simmer in West Asia, Israel’s defense capabilities have once again come into focus with the arrival of three new F-35I Adir stealth fighter jets at Nevatim Air Base last week. This addition brings the Israeli Air...
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Portugal, Canada, and Germany Hesitate on F-35 Acquisition: What It Means for India

In a significant development, Portugal and Canada are expressing hesitancy over proceeding with the acquisition of F-35 stealth fighters from the United States. Adding to this, military experts from Germany have also voiced concerns about purchasing American stealth aircraft. These...
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