Gabriel Honrada

India's interest in joining the French-led Future Combat Air System (FCAS) program reflects a convergence of strategic necessity, where India needs a

Japan's rush to field interceptor drones marks a sharp break with its traditionally slow-moving defense procurement system as it prepares for a

Bangladesh's planned J-10CE purchase could significantly strengthen its airpower while tying that capability more closely to Chinese weapons, support networks and supply chains.

Japan's push for submarine-launched hypersonic weapons marks a major step toward a more survivable counterstrike posture — one that could eventually give

The search for a new US frigate is becoming a test of whether allied shipyards can buy enough time to rebuild the country's shipbuilding industrial base against China.

The opening moves of a future US-China war over Taiwan may be made not across the Pacific but hundreds of kilometers above it, as both sides race to seize

China's WZ-X points to a future in which stealth, endurance, surveillance and strike converge in a new class of unmanned aircraft built for sustained

North Korea's commissioning of the Kang Kon signals that its naval modernization is moving beyond fleet renewal toward a broader effort to reshape deterrence and strategic competition in Northeast Asian waters.

Iran's reported combat debut of a new anti-ship ballistic missile marks a potentially consequential shift in the Gulf conflict, where increasingly sophisticated targeting networks could turn US naval superiority into a more contested — and more escalatory — proposition.

Japan is edging closer to a once-unthinkable choice: whether nuclear propulsion should underpin its next generation of undersea deterrence.