Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS)

Missiles at Maritime Crossroads: How U.S. Navy-Marine Corps’ NMESIS System Could Deter China’s Expanding Naval Ambitions

In a bold, unmistakable signal of allied unity and strategic shift, the United States has deployed one of its most advanced anti-ship missile systems, the Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS), to the northern reaches of the Philippine archipelago—positioning it...
Pakistan Air Force F-16, JF-17 and Mirage V

China’s Growing Military Footprint: PLAAF Engages More Countries in Joint Drills After Longstanding Ties With Pakistan Air Force

In just three decades, the People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) has evolved from a defensive, second-tier force into one of the most technologically sophisticated and operationally ambitious air forces in the world. Once confined by national airspace, doctrine, and...
Damen tug boat under construction at the company’s Changde shipyard in China last year.

Australian Navy Tugboats Built in China: Australian Navy Caught in Controversy as ‘Tornado’-Class Patrol Boats Revealed to Be Manufactured in China, Prompting Defense Department Clarification

In a development that could strain already tense diplomatic ties, a new report reveals that tugboats ordered for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) were secretly constructed at a Chinese shipyard. The revelation, first reported by ABC News, raises fresh concerns...
US, South Korean military air drills

Chinese Nationals Caught Filming South Korean Military Base Twice in Two Days—But Let Go: A Troubling Legal Loophole in Espionage Law

In a strange and concerning episode in South Korea, two Chinese nationals were caught photographing and filming near a U.S.-South Korean military facility not once but twice in two days—yet faced no criminal charges. Despite the sensitivity of the area...
(L-R) Astronauts for China's Shenzhou-20 space mission Wang Jie, Chen Zhongrui, and Chen Dong wave during a departure ceremony

China Space Mission: China Launches Shenzhou-20 Mission to Tiangong Space Station, Eyes Bigger Role in Space

China will send a new crew of astronauts to its space station on Thursday, marking another bold stride in its relentless pursuit to become a global space power. The Shenzhou-20 mission, which is set to launch at 5:17 p.m. from...
guided missile destroyer USS William P Lawrence.

Chinese Military Claims It Closely Monitored U.S. Naval Vessel Transiting Taiwan Strait

China’s military announced on Thursday that it deployed both naval and air assets to monitor and warn off a United States guided missile destroyer, the USS William P. Lawrence, as it transited the Taiwan Strait on Wednesday. The latest encounter...
China Eyes Nuclear Power Plant on the Moon to Fuel Ambitious Lunar Base Project

China Eyes Nuclear Power Plant on the Moon to Fuel Ambitious Lunar Base Project

China is advancing plans to build a nuclear power plant on the Moon as part of a joint project with Russia to establish a long-term lunar research base, according to new details unveiled by a senior Chinese space official. The...
Chinese FK-2000 Air Defense Systems

Chad Receives Chinese FK-2000 Air Defense Systems in Strategic Military Transfer from UAE

Chad has reportedly received two FK-2000 short-range air defense systems from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), signaling a significant upgrade in the Central African nation's military capabilities. The delivery, confirmed by regional defense sources and partially acknowledged by officials in...
F-35 Lightning II

Stealth aircraft: How China’s Strategic Gallium Ban Poses Major Threat to US F-35 Radar Systems and Overall Military Superiority

In the dark skies above the Pacific, an F-35 Lightning II cuts through the night, its radar slicing through clouds and silence to detect threats miles away. Inside the cockpit, a pilot relies not only on decades of training and...
China’s Mysterious New Aircraft Hints at a Revolution in Military Aviation

In the Shadows of Innovation: China’s Mysterious New Aircraft Hints at a Revolution in Military Aviation

On a hazy spring morning in northern China, a few grainy images and seconds of blurry video lit a firestorm among global defense analysts, military watchers, and aviation enthusiasts. A mysterious aircraft—unidentified, unnamed, and previously unrecorded—was caught in mid-flight. Within...
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