6th-Gen GCAP Fighter Combat Program

Japan Seeks Indian Partnership to 6th-Gen GCAP Fighter Combat Program: A Strategic Realignment in Indo-Pacific

In a move poised to reshape the future of air combat collaboration in the Indo-Pacific, Japan has formally approached India to participate in the Global Combat Air Program (GCAP) — a multinational sixth-generation fighter jet development initiative jointly led by...
Ayni Air Base in Tajikistan

India’s Strategic Outpost: IAF Establishes Strike Readiness from Central Asia, Rattling Pakistan’s Military Command

In the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack that killed Indian security personnel and once again reignited hostilities between India and Pakistan, New Delhi is actively evaluating its options for a calibrated and effective response. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has...
China’s ‘Blue Whale’ Submersible

China’s ‘Blue Whale’ Submersible: China Unveils ‘Blue Whale,’ Touting It as the World’s First High-Speed Uncrewed Submersible Capable of Deep-Sea Reconnaissance

In a move that could redefine maritime technology and intensify global naval rivalries, China has launched the world’s first high-speed, long-duration uncrewed submersible—dubbed the Blue Whale. Introduced to the world on April 28 in Zhuhai, this sleek, 11-meter-long vessel is...
Lockheed Martin’s F-21 fighter jet

Four Decades After First Flying F-21, U.S. Renews Its Pitch to Indian Air Force With Upgraded F-21s Combat Jets

The United States officially pitched Lockheed Martin’s F-21 fighter jet to the Indian Air Force (IAF), rekindling interest in one of India’s most anticipated defense acquisitions—the Multi-Role Fighter Aircraft (MRFA) program. The offer wasn’t just about another fighter jet; it...
Vietnam War

Vietnam’s 50 Years of Reunification: How Vietnam Achieved Stability and Peace While Other Post-Colonial Nations Remain Trapped in Endless Conflict

On April 30, 2025, Vietnam marked the 50th anniversary of one of the most extraordinary moments in modern history: the fall of Saigon, the end of the Vietnam War, and the reunification of a war-torn country. As the nation celebrated...
U.S. Unleashes High-Power Microwave Weapon Near China During Joint Military Drills With Philippines

U.S. Unleashes High-Power Microwave Weapon Near China During Joint Military Drills With Philippines

In a significant escalation of joint military capabilities in the Indo-Pacific, the United States Army deployed and tested a high-powered microwave weapon during the Balikatan 2025 joint military drills with the Philippines. This marks the first deployment of the advanced...
Indian Army

India’s Calibrated Resolve: Indian Army Poised for Bold Cross-LOC Strike; Pakistan Warned of Severe Consequences

In the quiet yet rugged terrains of Pahalgam, a gruesome terrorist attack on April 22, 2025, has once again forced India to confront the long-standing threat emanating from across its western border. The strike, clearly orchestrated by Pakistan-based terrorists under...
U.S. Navy

As China Showcases Hypersonic Missiles, U.S. Naval Superiority at Risk; Are Carriers Now Obsolete?

In a sharp rebuke to conventional American naval dominance, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has sounded an alarm that has sent tremors across the Pentagon and strategic think tanks: the U.S. Navy’s aircraft carriers — symbols of unchallenged power projection...
China's Non-Nuclear Hydrogen Bomb

China’s Non-Nuclear Hydrogen Bomb: China Conducts Groundbreaking Hydrogen Bomb Test Aimed at Filling Strategic Void Between Conventional and Nuclear Arms

In a groundbreaking test reported on April 20, 2025, by the South China Morning Post, China unveiled a new non-nuclear explosive device developed by the 705 Research Institute under the China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC). The device, built around magnesium...
North Korea supersonic cruise missiles, strategic cruise missiles, anti-aircraft missiles, electromagnetic jamming projectiles

North Korea’s ‘Choe Hyon’ Destroyer Demonstrates Doctrinal Shift to Saturation Missile Strikes at Sea

North Korea unveiled its most ambitious naval project to date: the commissioning of the Choe Hyon, a 142-meter-long, 5,000-ton destroyer marking the country's first credible entry into the realm of blue-water naval operations. The ceremony, held at the port city...
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