Trump suggests Qatar approached him with luxury jet replacement for Air Force One
President Donald Trump suggested that Qatar approached him with the possibility of gifting a luxury jet replacement for Air Force One, claiming that one Qatari
Multinational forces set to launch KAMANDAG 9 in the Philippines
Service members from the United States, Philippines, Japan, Republic of Korea and United Kingdom will kick off Exercise KAMANDAG 9 on May 26, 2025, training
USINDOPACOM Commanders Speaks at AUSA LANPAC
Adm. Samuel Paparo, commander, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, speaks at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Land Forces Pacific (LANPAC) Symposium & Exposition in
Wolfpack strengthens mission execution, interoperability during Freedom Flag 25-1
Participating in LFEs while also continuing necessary readiness training required innovative solutions to deliver combat-ready airpower to both efforts. From airfield management to F-16 Fighting
Behind the Bomber: The team driving operational success
While the B-1B Lancer soars overhead, an extensive crew of Airmen watches proudly from the ground, admiring the results of their hard work and determination.
ASEAN can be mediator in US-China rivalry
With rivalries among the U.S., China and other powers intensifying, ASEAN can play the role of mediator by using the Southeast Asian bloc’s focus on
Japan, Netherlands win as China’s chip tool imports surge on US tensions
China bought a record amount of foreign chipmaking equipment in 2024 as part of efforts to massively expand domestic chip production as well as build
Colombia signs up to China’s Belt and Road Initiative
Colombia has joined the long list of Latin American countries that have signed up to China’s key infrastructure initiative. The move comes after a Beijing
North Korea’s shadow economy fueled by illicit activities
The international community imposed crippling sanctions on North Korea in 2006 after it conducted its first nuclear arms test. The sanctions, which remain in place,