Gabriel Honrada is a Senior Security Correspondent for Asia Times, specializing in reporting on defense, military technology, and geopolitical issues in the Asia-Pacific region. His work has also been featured in The Geopolitics, where he provides in-depth analysis and insights into the evolving security landscape.
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By: Gabriel Honrada
In a high-stakes show of force, the US has dropped bunker-buster bombs on underground weapons depots in Yemen, the latest sign that the Gaza war is
India's ambitious plan to build two nuclear-powered attack submarines (SSN) marks its latest bold move to counter China's expanding naval presence and protect its dominance in the Indian Ocean.
Japan is ramping up its defense with a powerful new anti-ship missile, aiming to counter China's regional ambitions and reinforce control over contested waters. However, technical challenges and the fickle nature of the US-Japan alliance may keep its ambitions grounded.
The US has installed a Mk 41 Vertical Launch System (VLS) in Guam, signaling heightened readiness against potential threats from China as the US integrates cutting-edge missile interceptors to fortify its Pacific stronghold.
China's military may have found a new weapon: a repurposed version of Meta's open-source AI, Llama, retooled for battlefield intelligence.
By: Gabriel Honrada
China’s latest simulations reveal a US stealth jet vulnerability as its radars can detect F-22s and F-35s at striking distances, a potential seismic
Taiwan's new unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV), known as Huilong or the Smart Dragon, has come to light in new imagery showing expanded combat potential for the submarine type, including twin torpedo tubes, The War Zone
By: Gabriel Honrada
North Korean troops training in Russia for deployment to Ukraine are sparking alarms over missile tech transfers that could supercharge Pyongyang’s
The US Air Force is caught between a rock of ever-tightening budgets and a hard place of rising calls for innovation and modernization as China races
The US Air Force is caught between a rock of ever-tightening budgets and a hard place of rising calls for innovation and modernization as China races ahead with advanced fighter jets and a fast-expanding fleet.
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