China is taking its uncrewed submarine program to the next level with the construction of a massive mothership, as evidenced by satellite images of a boxy vessel taking shape at Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard in Shanghai. This new, specialized ship is a significant upgrade from the floating docks currently used to house China's XXLUUV prototypes.
China's People's Militia is trading in its Cold War-era rifles and machine guns for a new role: defending the skies against drones with advanced air-defense systems. The shift is part of a larger trend, with recent drills and reports showcasing the militia's growing focus on counter-drone warfare.
India is walking a fine line with China, warming up to a friendlier diplomatic tone while keeping strict regulations in place to protect its economic and security interests. Despite eased tensions and renewed high-level engagement, core restrictions on Chinese apps and investments remain firmly in place.
The JF-17 Thunder is gaining momentum as a top air power export, with Azerbaijan reportedly landing a $4 billion deal for 40 jets, plus extensive infrastructure and training support. Turkey's Aselsan has also successfully integrated its advanced radios into the JF-17, paving the way for more third-party subsystem collaborations.
The Library of Congress is revolutionizing citizen experiences by ramping up its digital presence, with a staggering 15 million monthly visits to its digital spaces. By embedding digital strategies across all lines of work, the institution is swiftly responding to changing user needs.
NASA's SR-71 Blackbird has seemingly vanished from public view, sparking curiosity about its current whereabouts. A recent presentation by NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman hinted at an exciting new era for X-planes, leaving fans wondering if the legendary Blackbird might be getting a successor.
Get ready for a new wave of attacks: Denmark's Defence Intelligence Service warns that Russia is gearing up to launch more frequent and more severe hybrid attacks on NATO states. The threat level is rising, with potentially greater consequences for targeted countries.
The battle lines in Australia's next social clash may be drawn not around wealth, but around truth - a threat that's both profound and profoundly real. Social media has upended traditional notions of authority, making way for a new era where influence is earned through authenticity and visibility, rather than credentials and accountability.
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Canada is stepping up its Arctic game with a C$2.5 billion deal to acquire cutting-edge Australian radar technology, giving it long-range surveillance capabilities to monitor the Arctic and northern approaches. This game-changing tech transfer will help Canada safeguard its northern borders like never before.
The USS Abraham Lincoln has wrapped up a quick pit stop in Guam, where the crew enjoyed some well-deserved downtime, catching a concert and accessing base services before setting off on the next leg of their journey home. After a 307-day deployment, the carrier is now heading east to San Diego.
The game has changed: with drones dominating most strike roles, Ukraine's artillery tactics have evolved, shifting away from traditional massed fire barrages to a more strategic, targeted approach. Now, cannons play a vital supporting role, handling tasks that drones can't, and delivering precision firepower when it matters most.
Get ready to take a closer look at China's cutting-edge J-36 Stealth Jet, as recent test footage reveals stunning new views of this advanced aircraft's design features. Fresh videos show multiple prototypes in flight, showcasing a sleek, three-engined, two-seat configuration that's leaving experts buzzing.
Taiwan just took a major leap in its defense capabilities with the unveiling of a powerful 105mm mobile gun system, boasting eight wheels, six-wheel steering, and a serious punch. This impressive vehicle was put through its paces in a live-fire demonstration, showcasing its ability to take down moving and stationary targets with ease.
The Pentagon's cyber chief, Katie Sutton, is sounding the alarm on a critical capability gap, warning that the demand for cyber tools far outstrips the supply, and it's a problem that's both urgent and institution-wide. She's on a mission to bridge this gap by building a more robust set of cyber capabilities for the secretary and the president.
The Air Force bid a fond farewell to the A-10 Thunderbolt II at Nellis Air Force Base on September 22, 2026, as the last of the iconic aircraft departed, marking the end of nearly five decades of Warthog operations. The base had been a hub for developing and refining the jet's operational skills since the first A-10 arrived in 1977.
The US military is fast-tracking its orbital cargo delivery research, shifting focus from large rockets to smaller, agile reentry capsules that can rapidly unload 30 tons of logistical supplies at remote sites. This pivot enables more flexible and efficient delivery of vital goods to a wider range of hard-to-reach locations.
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Meet the UK's newest guardian of the cosmos: the Space Effects Squadron, a specialized team dedicated to disrupting, degrading, and denying hostile activity in space. Led by expert personnel, this squadron is on a mission to deter threats and protect the UK's interests in the vast expanse of space.
Syria has made a groundbreaking move, dwindling the foreign military presence from a staggering 170 bases to just two, a significant step towards reclaiming its sovereignty. President Ahmad al-Sharaa attributes this drastic reduction to a deliberate effort to restore state control, with Russia's footprint shrinking considerably since the regime change.
In a game-changing move, the US Space Force has granted SpaceX exclusive access to its most classified space-tracking data, giving the company an unprecedentedly precise picture of what's happening in low Earth orbit. This deal could revolutionize the way we monitor and utilize space, with SpaceX poised to become a major player in the industry.
As Australia ramps up its military AI capabilities, a pressing concern emerges: can its Indo-Pacific partners keep pace, and more importantly, work together seamlessly when it matters most? The success of AI-powered military tools hinges on the people using them understanding how their partners make critical decisions.
Northrop Grumman's electronic warfare upgrades are set to supercharge the F-16's defenses, ensuring the fighter jet remains a formidable force on the battlefield. By bolstering its EW capabilities, the F-16 will stay relevant and survivable in an increasingly complex combat landscape.
NASA is revving up its X-plane ambitions, with Administrator Jared Isaacman teasing a radical new design that echoes the legendary SR-71 Blackbird. The surprise reveal has sparked intense curiosity about the future of high-speed flight.
A recent gathering of around 200 global thought leaders in Ankara issued a stark warning: the US and Israel are sowing the seeds of a potential Great War, citing aggressive actions like the US-Israeli attack on Iran and Israel's genocide in Gaza. These flashpoints have raised the stakes, prompting urgent calls for a united front to prevent catastrophe.
A Royal Air Force Hawk T2 training jet crashed in a rural area of Anglesey, North Wales, on Wednesday, prompting an investigation after the crew safely ejected from the aircraft. The incident occurred near RAF Valley, a base that hosts fast-jet pilot training, with video footage showing the plane descending into open ground with no reports of wider damage or casualties.