Taiwan -made Type 2 drone is displayed

Taiwan’s Advanced Lethal Suicide Drone: Compact, Devastating Innovation

Taipei, Taiwan Taiwan is developing a suicide drone capable of manual and autonomous attacks to strengthen its asymmetric warfare capabilities against the People's Liberation Army. The drone, a more powerful variant of the Loitering Unmanned Aircraft Type 1, is inspired...
Australia Defense

Australia’s Strategic R&D Focus: Advancing Asymmetric Warfighting

Australia is enhancing its national Defense capabilities by focusing on asymmetric warfighting techniques. This strategic approach aims to respond effectively to unconventional threats and emerging challenges in a complex world. Australia's R&D focus on asymmetric warfighting involves embracing emerging technologies,...
unmanned surface vessel Ranger, foreground, steams alongside the USV Mariner

US Navy’s Unmanned Surface Vessels Make Historic Visit to Japan

Tokyo, Japan The US Navy's unmanned surface vessels (USVs) recently visited Japan, marking a significant milestone in naval technology and international relations. The visit signifies the evolution of military technology and the importance of cooperation between nations in addressing common...
US-Pakistan.

Pakistan’s CISMOA Renewal: Assessing Implications of US

Islamabad, Pakistan Pakistan has renewed its Communication and Information Security Memorandum of Agreement (CISMOA) with the United States, raising concerns both domestically and internationally. This renewal has significant implications for Pakistan's national security, regional standing, and relationship with the U.S....
Southeast Asia Waters

Addressing Shadow Tanker Activities in Southeast Asian Waters

Southeast Asian waters have been a hub for "shadow tankers" engaging in illicit activities like smuggling, illegal oil transfers, and evading sanctions. This issue has raised concerns among governments, international bodies, and environmentalists, necessitating a coordinated effort from governments, international...
Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in Japan

Who Is Responsible for Fukushima Nuclear Readings?

The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in Japan has experienced a significant increase in radiation levels, raising concerns about the responsibility for monitoring and addressing these issues. The situation requires cooperation and transparency among various stakeholders, including TEPCO, the Japanese government,...
South China Sea

EU’s Strategic Interests in South China Sea: Assessing the Stakes

Brussels The South China Sea is a crucial maritime corridor connecting the Indian and Pacific Oceans, a vital trade route with over $3 trillion in global trade passing through its waters annually. It is also rich in natural resources, including...
US-Armenia Military

US-Armenia Joint Military Exercise Concludes

Yerevan, Armenia The United States and Armenia recently concluded a joint military exercise, "Guardians of Peace," in the picturesque landscape of Armenia. The exercise, which began on September 11 and concluded on 10-days, brought together troops from the United States...
CCGV 5201 Shadowing of BRP Malapascua Approximately 2NM NE of Ayungin (Second Thomas) Shoal

China-Philippines Dispute: Sunken WWII Ship at Center of Tension

Manila, Philippines Thе South China Sеa, a rеgion plaguеd by tеrritorial disputеs and intеrnational tеnsions, is currеntly in a standoff ovеr thе wrеckagе of a World War II-еra ship, thе USS Guardian. Thе sunkеn vеssеl, a U. S. Navy minеswееpеr,...
ASEAN countries

ASEAN Launches Batam Island Military Exercise

Batam Island, Indonesia Thе Association of Southеast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has initiatеd thе Batam Island Military Exеrcisе, marking a significant milеstonе in its journеy towards a morе sеcurе and unitеd Southеast Asia. Thе еxеrcisе, namеd "ASEAN Unity Shiеld, " brings...
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