Journalist- Defence & International Affairs
Sakshi Tiwari is a Journalist specializing in Defense and International Affairs at various esteemed publications. With a strong focus on aviation, aerospace, and drone technology, she also explores themes related to geopolitics and global conflicts. Sakshi's work has been featured in RealClearDefense, EurAsian Times, and Wiley.
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Sakshi Tiwari's coverage primarily focuses on military, international conflict, and government & politics. She appears to be particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to international conflicts, missile defense systems, and military developments.
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By: Sakshi Tiwari
Amid intensifying tensions with Canada, US President Donald Trump has threatened to ban the sale of Bombardier aircraft in the United States ahead of Canadian counter-tariffs taking effect against Washington. US lawmakers, however, have pushed back against the move, which is expected to hurt jobs in the country.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
In a blunt warning, Pakistan has threatened that any spillover of the ongoing conflict between the Iran-backed Houthi militia and the Saudi-backed Yemeni government into Saudi territory will inevitably trigger the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
With the US and Iran trading fire again after a brief hiatus, Tehran has managed to capture a US underwater uncrewed vehicle (UUV), earning another “war trophy” that could potentially help it refine its own military capabilities.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
Croatia is poised to upgrade the combat communications of its most advanced combat aircraft, the Rafale, merely months after it lashed out at France for arming it with “second-hand” fighter jets.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
Despite being a small island city-state, Singapore is spending billions of dollars to buy F-35 Lightning II stealth fighters, but an unclassified Pentagon report has revealed that it will not base all its jets locally.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
India is likely to evaluate another determined pitch for the Su-57 stealth fighters during Russian President Vladimir Putin's three-day visit to New Delhi.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
Determined to field an advanced capability to offset the vacuum left by the collapse of the FCAS manned fighter (Future Combat Air System) sixth-generation fighter program, France is now accelerating work on the Rafale F5 variant.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
When Iran downed an F-15E Strike Eagle fighter jet in April 2026, two US Air Force (USAF) aviators ended up behind enemy lines. While one of them was pulled out within hours, the other spent nearly two days until one of the most complex rescue operations in recent US military history got him home.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
After surprising the Russian Black Sea Fleet (BSF) using unmanned surface vessels (USVs), Ukraine's Armed Forces have achieved yet another milestone by reportedly sinking a Russian sea drone in a first “USV vs USV” battle.
By: Sakshi Tiwari
The French Dassault Rafale fighter jets have arrived in Japan as part of a global force-projection mission spanning 40 days and 40,000 kilometers.
