North Korea’s Wonsan Kalma Beach Resort

North Korea Opens Its Doors to Tourists: Wonsan Kalma Beach Resort Opens Amid Geopolitical Isolation and Tourism Ambitions

After more than six years of delays and global speculation, North Korea has officially opened the Wonsan Kalma Coastal Tourist Area, a sprawling 4-kilometer-long beach resort on the country’s east coast that leader Kim Jong Un hails as a symbol...
Tupolev Tu-160

India’s Tu-160M Bomber Lease on Brink of Collapse: India’s Strategic Bomber Hopes Fade as Russia Withdraws Tu-160 Offer Amid Ukraine War Pressure

In what could mark a significant turning point in South Asia’s strategic airpower equation, India’s ambitious bid to lease between six to eight Russian-built Tupolev Tu-160M “White Swan” strategic bombers appears to be unraveling. Once touted as a game-changing move...
Russia’s Missile Evolution Challenges Ukraine’s Defenses- Upgraded Iskander-M Poses New Threats

Innovation on the Battlefield: How Israel and Ukraine Are Reshaping Modern Warfare

Israel’s covert drone strike deep inside Iran, Ukraine’s disruptive drone operation against Russian military targets, and Israel’s explosive pager attack that crippled Hezbollah’s command structure. These operations, executed with surgical precision and technological finesse, exemplify a shift toward asymmetric, hybrid...
J-35A stealth fighter jet

J-35A: Chinese Aerospace Giant AVIC Hints at Export Success as Pakistani Pilot Spotted Inside J-35A Fighter Jet

South Asia: Pakistan has officially confirmed its acquisition of China’s cutting-edge J-35A fifth-generation stealth fighter. This historic defense procurement is not merely a transactional military deal—it marks a major strategic shift in Islamabad's defense posture and signals a deepening geopolitical...
C-130

India Hails Massive Pakistani Air Force Losses in Operation Sindoor—but UK Intelligence Review Challenges Claim, Cites Only Single C-130 Damage

As the dust settles over northern Pakistan and western India following the Indian Air Force’s (IAF) blistering four-day aerial campaign—Operation Sindoor—from May 7 to May 10, 2025, the subcontinent remains gripped by conflicting claims, contested narratives, and growing regional unease....
Rafale fighter jet

Rafale fighter jet: India-France Rafale Source Code Dispute Rekindles Strategic Autonomy Debate in Indo-Pacific

A simmering strategic dispute between India and France over access to the Rafale fighter jet’s source code has reignited questions about the limits of digital sovereignty in an era where software defines battlefield dominance. India’s push for technological autonomy, enshrined...
Thailand-Cambodia border

Thailand Bans Tourists from Entering Cambodia Amid Escalating Border Dispute

Southeast Asia: Thailand has imposed sweeping restrictions on all travel into neighboring Cambodia, citing security concerns, political instability, and the need to curb cross-border criminal activity. The decision follows deadly clashes along the disputed border region in May, where a...
Ali Khamenei- Xi Jinping

China’s ‘Balanced Approach’ Crumbles in Middle East Turmoil as Iran-Israel Clash Forces Beijing Into Strategic Silence

As missiles fly between Iran and Israel and U.S. airstrikes hit Iranian soil, China’s silence has become deafening. Once hailed as a rising powerbroker in the Middle East, Beijing now finds itself sidelined — watching from the shadows as its...
Chinese J-10C fighter jet (Chengdu J-10)

China’s Jet Export Dreams Hit Turbulence: Another Asian Country Opts for U.S. or European Fighters jet

Europe is undergoing a seismic shift in defense and geopolitical alignment. With a continent still reeling from the shockwaves of the war in Ukraine, and growing uncertainty about long-term American reliability, the urgency to rearm and reassert strategic autonomy has...
terror attack Pahalgam

Indian Investigators Conclude Pahalgam Terror Attack Was Orchestrated by Pakistan-Based Operatives

South Asia: Indian federal investigators have concluded that all three militants responsible for the April 22 attack near Pahalgam in Indian-administered Kashmir were Pakistani nationals affiliated with the United Nations-designated terrorist group, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). The deadly assault on a group...
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