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Taiwan’s Drone Gamble: Cheap, Fast and Built for a China Fight

Taiwan has taken a significant step toward reshaping its military deterrence by teaming up with U.S. defence firm Kratos to develop jet-powered attack drones...

China’s Military Purge: Power, Paranoia and the Silence Before a Storm

When U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan met General Zhang Youxia in Beijing in August 2024, the contrast was striking. The American envoy appeared...

Pakistan Concludes Balochistan Operation, 216 Militants Killed

Pakistan’s military announced on Thursday that it had successfully concluded a week-long security operation against separatist militants in Balochistan, killing 216 insurgents in coordinated...

Ukraine, Russia Resume “Productive” Peace Talks in Abu Dhabi

Ukraine and Russia began a second day of U.S.-brokered peace talks in Abu Dhabi on Thursday, aimed at ending Europe’s most destructive conflict since...

US Drone Makers Target Asia Amid Rising China Threat

Several U.S. drone companies debuted at the Singapore Airshow this week, aiming to expand sales beyond Pentagon contracts to Asian nations increasingly wary of...

Trump Endorses MAGA Prosecutor in Georgia Race to Replace Marjorie Taylor Greene

U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday endorsed a conservative local prosecutor in the special election to replace former Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, backing Clay...

Cambodia Seeks French Historical Records to Resolve Thai Border Dispute

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has requested historical documents from France to help settle a long-running border dispute with Thailand, the country’s foreign ministry...

China’s Aerospace Times Feipeng Pushes Global Expansion as Domestic Drone Market Heats Up

Chinese civil drone maker Aerospace Times Feipeng is accelerating its push into overseas markets, targeting Southeast Asia and the Middle East as fierce competition...

French Diplomat Says Taiwan Strait Naval Missions Uphold International Law

Naval missions by foreign countries in the Taiwan Strait are intended to uphold international law rather than provoke China, France’s de facto ambassador to...

Why the Expiry of the New START Treaty Raises Global Nuclear Risks

The New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, known as New START, is the last remaining nuclear arms control agreement between the United States and Russia....

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