Asia Defense

None of the most sophisticated fifth-generation fighter aircrafts have two-seat variants – and that may not be entirely a good thing.

DEWs are yet to be deployed by any country's military, but are widely seen as a critical part of future warfare.

Admiral highlights new missiles capable of hitting the U.S. and expects Chinese arsenal to double.

American export-control laws and India’s tight defense budget have together implied more modest future goals for the DTTI.

A recent case in India suggests complications in measuring a country’s cyber power through open-source intelligence.

Hypersonic weapons pose immense strategic and tactical dilemmas, but questions remain about their combat effectiveness and reliability.

The publicly available Acquisition and Cross-Servicing Agreement demystifies military logistics agreements for many in India.

The Agile Condor system is a promising leap toward artificially intelligent combat drones, though many challenges remain before such systems are deployed.

Taiwan issued warnings and condemned the flights as it conducted its own military drills.

Many have questioned the signal New Delhi seeks to send Beijing by exercising with both Moscow and Washington.

Unclassified study assesses China now has world’s largest navy, plans to double its nuclear arsenal.

China’s decision to centralize command of reserve forces signals that military restructuring is still ongoing.