Jordan on Monday became the latest Arab nation to proclaim that it won’t let its territory be used in a war against Iran. Last week, we noted that Saudi
Category: Military Developments
Multiple countries reportedly interested in JF-17; Pakistan’s questioned production capacity a manageable ‘sweet problem’ with China’s support
Amid Pakistan’s remarks that multiple countries have expressed interest in acquiring the JF-17 fighter jets, a Bloomberg report on Tuesday questioned whether Pakistan’s production capacity
China’s J-35A, J-10CE fighter jets exhibited at Singapore Airshow; Chinese expert sees high market potential
Some of China’s top military aviation products, including the J-35A stealth fighter and the J-10CE, are being exhibited at the Singapore Airshow that kicked off
China’s hybrid unmanned cargo aircraft completes first flight
China’s YH-1000S, a self-made hybrid unmanned cargo aircraft, the world’s first of its kind, has completed its maiden flight in southwest China’s Chongqing Municipality, its
US Army, Bangladesh advance medical partnership, charting path for future integration
U.S. Army Maj. Gen. E. Darrin Cox, commander of the 18th Theater Medical Command, met with senior military and diplomatic officials Jan. 18-22, 2026, to
USAMU Builds Lethality During M7 Fielding with 25th Infantry Division
Soldiers assigned to the 25th Infantry Division are training on the Army’s newest service rifle as part of the ongoing fielding of the M7, with
Why the collapse of the last US-Russia nuclear treaty matters for China and the world
China on Tuesday urged the United States to “respond positively” to Russia’s offer to maintain nuclear warhead limits ahead of Thursday’s expected collapse of a major US-Russia
North Korea’s Kim fires vice premier over factory failures ahead of party congress
North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has dismissed a vice premier over troubles in a factory modernization project, an apparent move to tighten discipline among officials and
Resilience, cooperation, self-reliance: what the US’s strategies mean for the Indo-Pacific
The Trump administration’s new defence and security policies affect the Indo-Pacific less through fresh promises than through fresh requirements for allies—and for Australia, that shift
Finland Denies Being Asked To “Go Easy” On U.S. Troops In Arctic Exercise
The Finnish Army, reacting to a query from The War Zone, is pushing back on a published statement that its forces were asked to “go easy”