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The military strength comparison between India and Pakistan in 2025 reflects a complex interplay of manpower, equipment, budgets, nuclear capabilities, and strategic doctrines.
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In a landmark announcement that underscores Washington’s intensifying push for next-generation strategic dominance, the United States Army has formally named its new long-range hypersonic missile system as the “Dark Eagle.”
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In a move laden with strategic significance, the Russian military has transferred a captured American-made M1A1 Abrams main battle tank, seized from Ukrainian forces, to the renowned Uralvagonzavod facility for a comprehensive "reverse engineering" program.
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When United States President Donald Trump steps onto Saudi soil this May, he is expected to unveil a colossal arms package worth approximately US$100 billion (RM440 billion), aimed at bolstering the security architecture of the resource-rich Gulf kingdom.
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America’s Answer to China and Russia: Dark Eagle Hypersonic Missile Program Accelerates Toward Deployment
In a landmark announcement that underscores Washington’s intensifying push for next-generation strategic dominance, the United States Army has formally named its new long-range hypersonic missile system as the “Dark Eagle.”
From Battlefield to Blueprint: Russia Launches Reverse-Engineering of Captured U.S. Abrams Tank
In a move laden with strategic significance, the Russian military has transferred a captured American-made M1A1 Abrams main battle tank, seized from Ukrainian forces, to the renowned Uralvagonzavod facility for a comprehensive "reverse engineering" program.
Weapons Without Wings: Trump’s US$100 Billion Saudi Arms Deal Skips the F-35
When United States President Donald Trump steps onto Saudi soil this May, he is expected to unveil a colossal arms package worth approximately US$100 billion (RM440 billion), aimed at bolstering the security architecture of the resource-rich Gulf kingdom.
South Asia on the Brink: India and Pakistan’s 2025 Military Balance Revealed
The military strength comparison between India and Pakistan in 2025 reflects a complex interplay of manpower, equipment, budgets, nuclear capabilities, and strategic doctrines.
“Not With Berlin, But With London”: Türkiye Turns to UK as Germany Stonewalls Eurofighter Sale
The German government has firmly rejected claims that it is obstructing the sale of Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets to Türkiye, stating that the final decision on the matter lies with the country’s next elected administration.
Nuclear Rivals on Collision Course: India Responds with Full-Spectrum Force as Pakistan Tests Missiles
In a dramatic escalation of military posturing amid rising Indo-Pak tensions, Islamabad has issued a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) over the Arabian Sea, declaring a no-fly and no-sail zone in preparation for live-fire missile drills, as both nuclear-armed rivals brace for fallout following the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 civilians.
Beijing Tightens Rare Earth Grip: F-35, Submarines and U.S. Warfighting Edge at Risk
On April 4, Beijing escalated the global rare earths confrontation by announcing a sweeping export ban on seven critical rare earth elements and industrial-grade magnets used across the defence, energy, and automotive sectors, in a calculated response to former U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariff impositions on Chinese goods.
Clash of the Titans: F-35 and Su-57 Battle for Supremacy
In the contested skies of the 21st century, air superiority is no longer determined solely by speed or firepower, but by a nation's ability to dominate the electromagnetic spectrum, fuse data across domains, and integrate seamlessly into joint and coalition operations.
Carrier vs. China: HMS Prince of Wales Sets Sail Toward Taiwan Strait Flashpoint
The Royal Navy’s flagship aircraft carrier, HMS Prince of Wales, has set sail on an ambitious eight-month deployment to the Indo-Pacific, a voyage that could see the 65,000-tonne warship transit the geopolitically volatile Taiwan Strait — a move likely to provoke a strong reaction from Beijing and inject new tension into an already fraught region.
Silent Giant Returns: USS Toledo Rejoins the Fleet After Epic Overhaul to Counter Rising Undersea Threats
The nuclear-powered USS Toledo (SSN 769), one of the United States Navy’s most capable fast-attack submarines, has officially returned to operational status following a protracted and complex Engineered Overhaul (EOH) at Norfolk Naval Shipyard, underscoring America’s commitment to sustaining undersea superiority in a rapidly evolving security landscape.
Missiles at China’s Doorstep: U.S. Positions NMESIS Missile System in Luzon Amid Rising Indo-Pacific Tensions
In a bold and strategically calculated move, the United States Marine Corps (USMC) has forward-deployed its cutting-edge Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS), armed with Naval Strike Missiles (NSM), into the geopolitically volatile Luzon Strait—one of the world’s most contested and strategically vital maritime corridors.
“A Worrying Development”: Chinese Fighters Roar Near Israeli Border in Historic Egypt-China Air Drill
Israeli media have sounded the alarm over the unprecedented joint air exercise between Egypt and China, codenamed “Eagle of Civilization 2025,” describing the manoeuvres—held near Israel’s border—as a “worrying development” that could recalibrate regional security dynamics.
Russia’s Borei-Class Submarines Boast Sonar Power That ‘Outclasses’ U.S. Navy, Say Kremlin Experts
Amid an increasingly hostile standoff between Moscow and Washington, Russian naval experts have stirred debate in global defence circles by asserting that the sonar suite aboard their Borei-class nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines vastly outperforms the undersea detection systems fielded by American counterparts.
Philippines Deploys Second BrahMos Battery: A Supersonic Warning Shot at Beijing
India has completed the delivery of a second BrahMos supersonic cruise missile battery to the Philippines, marking a decisive escalation in Manila’s ability to project coastal defence and deter hostile incursions in one of the world’s most contested maritime regions.
Strategic Provocation or Tactical Oversight? Chinese Warplane Flies Over U.S. Supply Port in Saudi Arabia
A set of recently circulated images showing a Chinese J-10C fighter jet flying over King Fahd Port in Yanbu, Saudi Arabia, has ignited widespread concern among international defence analysts, raising questions about a potential security breach at one of America’s most strategically vital naval logistics hubs in the Middle East.