Britain once risked a reputation as the weak link in the trilateral AUKUS partnership. But now the appointment of an empowered senior official to drive
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Indonesia needs to rethink its approach to military drones
Indonesia’s armed forces still have a lot of work to do in making proper use of drones. Two major challenges are pilot training and achieving
Vietnam Has Reached Deal With US on F-16 Fighter Purchase, Report Claims
If confirmed, the purchase would be the largest ever arms deal between Hanoi and Washington. Vietnam has reportedly reached an agreement with the United States
China’s Humanoid Marathon Signals a New Kind of AI Race
Beijing’s robot half-marathon wasn’t just spectacle – it reveals China’s intent to dominate the emerging humanoid robotics sector and lead on a global level. On
Indonesia finally gets the iPhone 16
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Reforming Pentagon Software Practices Key to Countering Threats
The United States is facing its most complex geopolitical challenges since the Cold War, and its defense is anchored in an acquisition system ill-suited to
China ramps up business charm offensive towards Taiwan alongside political pressure, study shows
Nearly 40,000 Taiwanese joined industry events in China such as conferences and trade fairs supported by the Chinese government in 2024, a study showed on
China warns countries against striking trade deals with US
Washington is reportedly pressuring countries to curb trade with China to avoid huge new US tariffs. Beijing has threatened “countermeasures” against trade partners that act
Initial shocks resulting due to Trump’s tariffs are set be a blow to the world economy
Three weeks after US President Donald Trump effectively declared a trade war with the whole world, new economic forecasts and surveys will point to the initial fallout.
Bullying won’t deter Philippines’ in South China Sea sovereignty, Coast Guard says
The Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) coercion in the South China Sea continued in early April 2025 when a China Coast Guard ship tried to ram