War is changing its face, but not to the point of abolishing power
Ukraine, the Middle East, Iran: recent wars show that less powerful actors can strike hard. But competing sustainably is another matter. In summary The wars […]
Why the 6th-generation fighter jet is an obsession for militaries
Behind the term “6th generation,” major powers are seeking a fighter that is more stealthy, more connected, and capable of piloting drones. In summary The […]
The Russian Su-57 flies, but still fails to become a force
New batch delivered, engine still in transition, components under sanctions: why the Su-57 remains a promising fighter but is produced in dribs and drabs. In […]
J-36 and J-50: China unveils its fighters of the future
The Chinese J-36 and J-50 reveal a clear ambition: to strike farther, operate combat drones, and compete with the U.S. NGAD. In summary The images […]
The U.S. Air Force is betting $1 billion on its collaborative combat drones
The U.S. Air Force plans to fund its first CCAs as early as 2027. Behind this $1 billion investment lies a major shift in doctrine […]
The KF-21 Boramae finally moves forward with its Indonesian project and aims for its first export
Seoul and Jakarta have moved the KF-21 project forward with the transfer of a prototype, data, and technology. This is a key agreement for the […]
BAE Equips the Typhoon to Cut the Cost of Anti-Drone Warfare
The Typhoon is testing the APKWS to destroy drones at low cost. This technical and industrial advancement could have a significant impact on the air […]
Why the JF-17 Block 3 Is Suddenly Attracting New Buyers
The JF-17 Block 3 is attracting new customers, from the Gulf to the Caucasus. Behind this interest lies an affordable, modernized fighter jet that is […]
BAE Systems Benefits from NATO’s Re-armament
The Tridon Mk2 contract confirms BAE Systems’ momentum. Behind this success, NATO is accelerating its procurement in response to drones, missiles, and ongoing tensions. In […]
Is the Canadian F-35 too expensive for what it’s actually supposed to do?
The F-35 is not considered essential to NORAD by its commander. In Ottawa, the debate over the 88 aircraft raises a simple question: Does Canada […]