KF-21 Boramae

Saudi Arabia Weighs South Korea’s KF-21 Boramae Fighter in Major Airpower Recalibration Airpower Amid Regional Threat Shifts

Saudi Arabia’s growing engagement with South Korea’s KF-21 Boramae fighter programme is emerging as a clear signal of a deeper strategic recalibration in Riyadh’s long-term airpower planning, reflecting both shifting regional threat dynamics and the Kingdom’s determination to diversify and...
MiG-21

MiG-21 to Su-57: How Su-30MKI Experience and Deep India-Russia Defence Ties Could Shape India’s Fifth-Generation Fighter Future

Russia is once again pressing India to take a decisive step in defence cooperation by co-producing the fifth-generation Sukhoi Su-57 stealth fighter. The renewed push comes at a time of shifting global power balances, rapid advances in Chinese and Pakistani...
China Type 076 Amphibious Assault Ship ‘Sichuan’ Starts Sea

China’s Type 076 LHD Seen Carrying GJ-21 UCAV Mock-Up, Reinforcing Its Emergence Drone-Centric Amphibious Assault and Light Carrier Platform

China’s newest and most ambitious amphibious assault ship, the Type 076 Landing Helicopter Dock (LHD) Sichuan, has again drawn intense scrutiny after recent imagery appeared to show a fully shrouded unmanned aircraft positioned on its expansive flight deck. Defence analysts...
Kedah-class NGPV

Malaysia to Arm Kedah-Class Patrol Vessels With Naval Strike Missiles, Signalling Major Shift in South China Sea Deterrence Strategy

The Malaysian government’s decision to integrate Naval Strike Missiles (NSM) onto all six Kedah-class New Generation Patrol Vessels marks a decisive recalibration of the country’s maritime deterrence posture, reflecting growing concern in Kuala Lumpur that lightly armed patrol platforms are...
Greece warships

Why Greece Is Building Mediterranean Quad With India, Israel and Cyprus as Turkey Pursues an ‘Islamic NATO’ Security Architecture

Athens’ outreach to New Delhi reflects deepening fears that Turkey’s military convergence with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia could reshape regional power balances across energy, maritime and defence domains. Greece’s ambitious push to create a “Mediterranean Quad” alliance integrating Greece, Cyprus,...
Balochistan Attacks

Pakistan Says It Killed 92 Militants After Coordinated Balochistan Attacks as Violence Leaves Dozens Dead

Pakistan’s military said on Sunday it had killed at least 92 militants following a wave of coordinated attacks across the south-western province of Balochistan, marking one of the deadliest days of violence in the region in recent years. In a...
NATO Is Readying Soldiers for a Frozen Arctic War as Russia and China Eye Region, Training Troops to Fight on Skis and Snowmobiles

NATO Is Readying Soldiers for a Frozen Arctic War as Russia and China eye region, Training Troops to Fight on Skis and Snowmobiles

 Soldiers moved cautiously through a snow-covered forest in Finland’s far north, their white camouflage melting into the trees as their skis slid almost silently across the frozen ground. Spotting an unaware enemy patrol ahead, they dropped to a knee, lined...
Chinese Fishing Boats East China Sea

Chinese Fishing Boats Have Been Making Some Unusual Moves Lately in East China Sea, Fueling Fears of Gray-Zone Maritime Tactics

Thousands of Chinese fishing vessels assembling in precise, linear formations across vast stretches of the East China Sea in recent weeks have alarmed regional observers and maritime security experts, who say the movements appear far removed from ordinary commercial fishing...
Balochistan

Turkey Rules Out Joining Saudi-Pakistan Defense Pact as Deadly Balochistan Attacks Kill 10 Pakistani Soldiers and 11 Civilians

A wave of coordinated militant attacks swept across Pakistan’s restive Balochistan province early Saturday, as the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) struck police stations, a high-security prison, and paramilitary installations in what officials described as one of the most widespread assaults...
India Enters High-End Defence Electronics Club With Indigenous Gallium Nitride MMIC Chips for Missiles, Radars, and Warships

India Enters High-End Defence Electronics Club With Indigenous Gallium Nitride MMIC Chips for Missiles, Radars, and Warships

India has taken a significant step into high-end defence electronics with the successful development of Gallium Nitride Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuits (GaN MMICs), advanced semiconductor chips that form the backbone of modern military systems ranging from missiles and radars to...
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