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US approves loitering munitions sale for Taiwan’s ‘porcupine strategy’
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency approvals include 291 Altius 600M-V loitering munitions from Anduril, plus 720 Switchblade 300s from AeroVironment.
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Chinese military’s rifle-toting robot dogs raise concerns in Congress
Lawmakers want U.S. military officials to examine the threat posed by new Chinese robot dogs armed with rifles.
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Are we sure China views sea power the same way the West does?
The problem with mirroring is that it catalyzes policies aimed at eliciting certain behaviors on the assumption that two actors think alike.
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Bill aims to strengthen contested logistics strategy in Pacific
Senators introduced bill today that aims to ensure the U.S. is on track to strengthen its contested logistics capability in Pacific to deter China.
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Turkish shipbuilder STM to construct three vessels for Malaysia
This marks the first time Malaysia has signed a government-to-government agreement to procure defense equipment.
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House bill funds new tranche of Philippines, Taiwan military aid
The House’s FY25 State Department funding bill shows that the U.S. has a continued interest in keeping China at bay in the Indo-Pacific.
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Australia fast-tracks its hunt for replacement frigates
Shipbuilders were reportedly given four weeks to respond to the request, plus another three weeks to explain how follow-on frigates can be locally built.
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After Singapore summit, a question of US priorities in Asia’s ‘hot zone’
Taiwan’s independence and disputed territory in the South China Sea have long been tense subjects, but which is more likely to lead to a conflict?
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South Korea preps new antimissile weaponry to counter North’s arsenal
Defense officials have completed development of the long-range L-SAM air defense system, moving on to the more advanced L-SAM-II.
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US defense secretary visits Cambodia seeking reset amid China concerns
The trip will test the Pentagon’s recent tactics of face-to-face engagement with countries in the region.
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US approves loitering munitions sale for Taiwan’s ‘porcupine strategy’
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency approvals include 291 Altius 600M-V loitering munitions from Anduril, plus 720 Switchblade 300s from AeroVironment.
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Chinese military’s rifle-toting robot dogs raise concerns in Congress
Lawmakers want U.S. military officials to examine the threat posed by new Chinese robot dogs armed with rifles.
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Are we sure China views sea power the same way the West does?
The problem with mirroring is that it catalyzes policies aimed at eliciting certain behaviors on the assumption that two actors think alike.
-
Bill aims to strengthen contested logistics strategy in Pacific
Senators introduced bill today that aims to ensure the U.S. is on track to strengthen its contested logistics capability in Pacific to deter China.
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Turkish shipbuilder STM to construct three vessels for Malaysia
This marks the first time Malaysia has signed a government-to-government agreement to procure defense equipment.
-
House bill funds new tranche of Philippines, Taiwan military aid
The House’s FY25 State Department funding bill shows that the U.S. has a continued interest in keeping China at bay in the Indo-Pacific.
-
Australia fast-tracks its hunt for replacement frigates
Shipbuilders were reportedly given four weeks to respond to the request, plus another three weeks to explain how follow-on frigates can be locally built.
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After Singapore summit, a question of US priorities in Asia’s ‘hot zone’
Taiwan’s independence and disputed territory in the South China Sea have long been tense subjects, but which is more likely to lead to a conflict?
-
South Korea preps new antimissile weaponry to counter North’s arsenal
Defense officials have completed development of the long-range L-SAM air defense system, moving on to the more advanced L-SAM-II.
-
US defense secretary visits Cambodia seeking reset amid China concerns
The trip will test the Pentagon’s recent tactics of face-to-face engagement with countries in the region.
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US approves loitering munitions sale for Taiwan’s ‘porcupine strategy’
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency approvals include 291 Altius 600M-V loitering munitions from Anduril, plus 720 Switchblade 300s from AeroVironment.
-
Chinese military’s rifle-toting robot dogs raise concerns in Congress
Lawmakers want U.S. military officials to examine the threat posed by new Chinese robot dogs armed with rifles.
-
Are we sure China views sea power the same way the West does?
The problem with mirroring is that it catalyzes policies aimed at eliciting certain behaviors on the assumption that two actors think alike.
-
Bill aims to strengthen contested logistics strategy in Pacific
Senators introduced bill today that aims to ensure the U.S. is on track to strengthen its contested logistics capability in Pacific to deter China.
-
Turkish shipbuilder STM to construct three vessels for Malaysia
This marks the first time Malaysia has signed a government-to-government agreement to procure defense equipment.
-
House bill funds new tranche of Philippines, Taiwan military aid
The House’s FY25 State Department funding bill shows that the U.S. has a continued interest in keeping China at bay in the Indo-Pacific.
-
Australia fast-tracks its hunt for replacement frigates
Shipbuilders were reportedly given four weeks to respond to the request, plus another three weeks to explain how follow-on frigates can be locally built.
-
After Singapore summit, a question of US priorities in Asia’s ‘hot zone’
Taiwan’s independence and disputed territory in the South China Sea have long been tense subjects, but which is more likely to lead to a conflict?
-
South Korea preps new antimissile weaponry to counter North’s arsenal
Defense officials have completed development of the long-range L-SAM air defense system, moving on to the more advanced L-SAM-II.
-
US defense secretary visits Cambodia seeking reset amid China concerns
The trip will test the Pentagon’s recent tactics of face-to-face engagement with countries in the region.
