European rearmament: the EU opens the tap on €800 billion
European Commission gives initial approval for SAFE funding, with up to €800 billion mobilized to modernize EU defense. Full analysis. Summary The European Commission has […]
Month: January 2026
China’s J-35A enters mass production and targets export market
China is ramping up production of the J-35A, a medium-sized stealth fighter jet, with the aim of competing with the F-35 on the export market. […]
$739 million for SpaceX, which is becoming central to the US military
The Space Force has awarded SpaceX $739 million worth of launch contracts, confirming its central role in US military access to orbit. Summary In January […]
Russian arms exports: an order book worth $70 billion
Russia claims $70 billion in arms export orders. Customers, systems sold, budgets committed, and real limits. Summary In early 2026, the Russian authorities claimed that […]
Dassault Aviation and Harmattan AI: a strategic turning point for the Rafale F5
The integration of Harmattan AI into the Rafale F5 marks a key milestone for French combat aviation and raises questions about the future of defense […]
North Korea infiltrates US jobs and spies on companies
Fake remote applicants, stolen identities, and “laptop farms”: how Pyongyang is turning US hiring into a vehicle for espionage. In summary North Korea has found […]
PAK-DA and hypersonic missiles: Russia’s new strategy
PAK-DA, Oreshnik hypersonic missiles, and armed drones: Moscow is redefining its air doctrine between strategic deterrence, combined strikes, and industrial challenges. Summary On January 8, […]
Chinese radars defeated: the F-35 imposes its stealth capabilities in Somalia
US strikes in Somalia, the rise of NGAD, and the effectiveness of the F-35B against Chinese radars: a sequence that reveals US strategy. Summary On […]
F-35: pooled budgets, record volumes, and assumed dependence
With 191 deliveries in 2025, the F-35 is widening the industrial gap. What are the Rafale, Eurofighter, Gripen, J-20, JF-17, and Tejas producing, and at […]
War in Sudan: Pakistan becomes Khartoum’s key supplier
A $1.5 billion arms deal between Sudan and Pakistan aims to strengthen the Sudanese army, involving drones, aircraft, and major geostrategic issues. Summary The Sudanese […]