North Korea–Russia relations

Russia’s Gamaredon and North Korea’s Lazarus Groups Seen Sharing Cyber Tools in “Unprecedented” Collaboration

Two of the world’s most active state-linked hacking groups — Russia’s Gamaredon and North Korea’s Lazarus — appear to be sharing digital infrastructure and operational resources, according to new research released on Thursday. The findings, uncovered by cybersecurity firm Gen...
IAF’s Su-30MKI Jets Join French Fighters for ‘Garuda 25’ Air Exercise in France

IAF’s Su-30MKI Jets Join French Fighters for ‘Garuda 25’ Air Exercise in France

The Indian Air Force (IAF) will conduct advanced air combat drills alongside French multi-role fighters during the latest edition of the bilateral exercise Garuda 25, scheduled from November 16 to 27 at Mont-de-Marsan Air Base in France, officials announced on...
Safran Offers 100% Technology Transfer for AMCA Engine in Landmark Proposal to Boost India’s Defence Self-Reliance

Safran Offers 100% Technology Transfer for AMCA Engine in Landmark Proposal to Boost India’s Defence Self-Reliance

In a major boost to India’s ambitions for defence self-reliance, French aerospace giant Safran has formally proposed to co-develop a next-generation fighter jet engine for the country’s Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) program — with a full 100% transfer of...
Chinese-owned semiconductor company Nexperia

China Eases Nexperia Chip Export Ban After EU Pressure, Calming Fears in Auto Industry

The European Commission announced Saturday (Nov 8) that Chinese authorities have confirmed a partial resumption of Nexperia chip exports, easing a weeks-long blockage that had rattled Europe’s automotive sector. The move follows intensive diplomatic talks and appears to be part...
Chinese-owned semiconductor company Nexperia

Global Automakers Reeling as Dutch Seizure of Chinese-Owned Nexperia Sparks Chip Supply Turmoil

Global automakers are facing renewed supply chain disruptions after the Netherlands’ late-September seizure of Chinese-owned semiconductor firm Nexperia triggered a wave of retaliatory measures from Beijing, including an export ban on the company’s products. The escalating dispute has rippled through...
Sweden Deputy Prime Minister and Energy Minister, Ebba Busch

Sweden’s Nuclear Revival Aims to Power Growth and Cut Emissions, Says Deputy PM Ebba Busch

Sweden’s renewed drive to expand nuclear power is rooted in its determination to balance economic growth with ambitious climate goals, Deputy Prime Minister and Energy Minister Ebba Busch said during her visit to Singapore last week. “We realised that we...
Russian MIG-31 fighter jet

Poland Intercepts Russian Reconnaissance Plane Over Baltic Sea for Third Time in a Week

Polish fighter jets intercepted a Russian reconnaissance aircraft over the Baltic Sea on Friday, marking the third such incident in a week amid growing concern over intensified Russian air activity near NATO’s eastern borders. According to the Operational Command of...
France Moves Toward Third EMALS Catapult for Next-Generation Aircraft Carrier

France Moves Toward Third EMALS Catapult for Next-Generation Aircraft Carrier

France is preparing to equip its future nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, the Porte-Avions Nouvelle Génération (PA-Ng), with a third Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System (EMALS) track, according to the nation’s draft defence budget for 2026. The move, long anticipated by naval planners,...
Indias Project 75 I submarine contract

India Recalibrates Submarine Strategy: German Type-212 Deal Gains Momentum Over French Scorpenes

India’s maritime defence planning, the Indian Navy is reportedly reconsidering its ongoing submarine acquisition strategy, opting to move away from purchasing three additional French-designed Scorpene-class submarines. Instead, a more ambitious project—centered around building six advanced German-designed stealth submarines—is gaining momentum...
Russian MiG-31 fighter jet carrying a Kinzhal missile takes off from the Hemeimeem air base in Syria on Jun 25, 2021

Russia’s Brazen Incursion into Estonian Airspace Raises Alarm Across NATO

On Friday, September 19, three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets penetrated NATO member Estonia’s airspace for 12 minutes in what officials in Tallinn described as an “unprecedentedly brazen” violation. The incident has sent ripples through the alliance, raising urgent questions about...
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