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Taiwan could become weapons supplier: President Tsai Ing-wen

On Tuesday, in a statement, Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen stated, Taipei will soon become a weapons supplier to Western democracies with the...

B-1B Lancer bomber tested for carrying hypersonic cruise missiles on external pods

The U.S. Air Force has conducted a series of test with the B-1B Lancer bomber aimed at...

US fifth generation fighter F-35 launches nuclear bomb at supersonic speed

According to a number of Western online publications, the U.S. Air Force has conducted an air test...

Japan retires Phantom fighter F-4, prepares manufacturing of F-35, F-X

On November 20, the Japanese Air Force officially retired its last Phantom fighter with a live broadcast...

French government maintains defense budget despite coronavirus-induced economic pressures

Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis meets with Florence Parly, France’s minister of defense, at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., Oct. 20,...

How many bombers will it take to break Russian air defenses?

A dispute in absentia has military experts scrating their heads. Here is the scenario, will a couple...

Study on benefits of AI-backed communication and radar systems to commence in 2021

With more radio spectrum released from the armed forces to civilian usage, there is an increase in...

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France and Germany Strengthen Nuclear Defence Cooperation

France and Germany have begun translating their nuclear cooperation plans into tangible actions, marking a significant step...

Helsing Raises $1.8 Billion in Europe’s Largest Defense Tech Funding Round

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Ukraine to Buy 16 French Rafale Fighter Jets Under New Defense Deal

Ukraine has reached an agreement with France to purchase 16 Rafale multirole fighter aircraft along with their...

Europe’s Defense Transformation: NATO, Security & Military Investment

When the European Union unveiled its ambitious defense investment strategy last year, many observers in the United...