India’s Operation Sindoor has seen Pakistan utilise a number of weapons and systems procured from China, including a host of Chinese-produced air defense systems. These include radar units, control systems… Continue reading "Pakistan’s Air Defense Capabilities – Chinese Missile Systems & AA Guns"
The Defence Research and Development Organisation of India conducted a full-scale trial of its Mk-II(A) next-generation laser-directed energy weapon system at the National Open Air Range in Kurnool Andhra Pradesh… Continue reading "India Successfully Tests Mk-II(A) Laser Weapon System to Counter Drones and Missiles"
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency announced that a proposed purchase of twenty F-16 Falcon fighter jets was approved by the US State Department. The total estimated cost of the sale… Continue reading "Philippines Cleared For Purchase of F-16 Fighter Jets"
The Indian Army and Air Force are in the final stages of approving a significant defense acquisition procuring approximately 250 BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles, valued at around $2.4 billion. The… Continue reading "Indian Army to Strengthen Defense with Acquisition of 250 BrahMos Missiles in $2.4 Billion Deal"
Vietnam is set to purchase 20 K9 self-propelled howitzers from South Korea in a $276 million (400 billion won) deal. This marks Vietnam’s first-ever acquisition of South Korean-made weaponry, strengthening… Continue reading "Vietnam to Acquire South Korean Howitzers in Landmark $276 Million Deal"
Over the past three months, law enforcement in the Philippines has uncovered several instances of alleged espionage activities connected with the People’s Republic of China. In late January, five Chinese… Continue reading "Philippines Seeks to Amend WW2 Era Espionage Law After Spy Ring Busts"
On Wednesday, the Chinese Ministry of State Security (MSS) released a statement regarding a former assistant engineer at a state-backed institute, who was convicted of espionage for selling state secrets… Continue reading "Chinese Ex-Insider Sentenced to Death For Leaking State Secrets"
The governments of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland announced Tuesday plans to withdraw from the international treaty banning the stockpiling and use of anti-personnel land mines. Prior to the announcement… Continue reading "Baltic States & Poland Plan Exit From Anti-Personnel Land Mine Ban"
The creation of the Department of Government Efficiency (or DOGE) through the renaming of the United States Digital Service has been closely followed by growing controversy over the organization’s demands… Continue reading "Interview: Why DOGE Is A National Privacy And Cybersecurity Risk"
Algeria has officially confirmed plans to acquire Russia’s Su-57 “Felon” stealth fighter jets, becoming the first international customer for this advanced fifth-generation aircraft. The announcement, made on February 12, 2025,… Continue reading "Algeria – First Su-57 Customer Unveiled"