J. Michael Cole

A poor man’s cruise missile: silent, low-flying, low-signature “suicide” drones could soon see combat.

Hezbollah, through direct strikes or terrorism, could complicate Israel’s decision to attack Iran and spark an even greater regional crisis.

Seoul recently announced an agreement with the U.S. that allows it to extend the range of its ballistic missiles. Is Taiwan next?

“…the idea that drones could start making life-and-death decisions should be cause for concern.”

The belief that Taiwan would not actively resist a Mainland invasion is dangerous and misleading.

With some in the Chinese media making veiled references for Japan to be ‘nuked’, tensions are mounting.

With fiscal constraints at home, defense industry is recouping revenues abroad, while enhancing U.S. allies’ capabilities.

While relations between Taipei and Beijing have warmed considerably, a cautious approach seems prudent.

Cruise missiles that can be maneuvered at speeds beyond Mach 5 are being tested.

Reports indicate China is developing a long-range sea-based cruise missile. Could China have its own ‘Tomahawk’?

The rumored J-21 “Snowy Owl” would be China’s second stealth aircraft project, along with the J-20.

Regardless of PLAN’s current destination, its growing reach portends greater tensions.