Ukraine: the war that is forcing us to rethink the value of aircraft
In Ukraine, drones are disrupting the use of fighter jets and bombers. Costs, production, efficiency, and moral impact: doctrine is changing on the ground. In […]
Military
Why Bangladesh is betting on the Eurofighter over the Rafale
Bangladesh has signed a letter of intent with Leonardo for up to 16 Eurofighter Typhoons, marking a strategic turning point in the modernization of its […]
Aurora: technological myth or secret aircraft still in operation?
Ghost aircraft or real military program? A detailed look back at Aurora, the secret aeronautical project that has fueled rumors, hypotheses, and debate for thirty […]
The European “combat cloud”: the real battle for the future SCAF
Europe wants to build a highly secure, NATO-interoperable European combat cloud to connect NGF, Remote Carriers, satellites, and ground forces in real time. In summary […]
Indonesia breaks with the West and signs for 42 Chinese J-10Cs
With the $9 billion deal for 42 J-10C fighters, Indonesia is breaking with Western engines and changing the strategic landscape of the region. Summary The […]
Washington sells $3.7 billion worth of weapons to Copenhagen
The United States has authorized a $3.7 billion arms sale to Denmark. Why was this decision made, what equipment is included, and who will finance […]
The operating cost of the F-35A is becoming a budgetary threat for Europe
With an hourly cost exceeding $38,000, the F-35A is causing concern among European armed forces, who fear that the financial burden could throw their budgets […]
The Super Hornet still in the running for Finland’s HX tender
Finland is reevaluating the Super Hornet in the HX program, alongside the Rafale, Typhoon, F-35, and Gripen, in a strategic process that will remain open […]
The low availability of German aircraft weakens the Luftwaffe
Low availability, aging fleets, weakened SCAF: the Luftwaffe is paying for years of underinvestment and contradictory industrial choices. Summary The issue of the low availability […]
The never-ending saga of replacing Canada’s CF-18s
Forty years of hesitation, life extensions, and political battles over replacing the CF-18s: how Canada trapped itself in the face of modern threats. Summary Since […]