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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China's cutting-edge missile defense radar and Japan's hypersonic missile test may spark a new East Asian arms race, potentially escalating regional
In response to escalating tensions and recent North Korean drone incursions, South Korea announced this month its plans to deploy laser weapons to counter
After a series of major maritime standoff s, the Philippines is in hot pursuit of more India-made BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles to point at China in the contested South China Sea.
China has developed a new algorithm to use low-resolution satellite images to track US warships globally, marking a significant development in maritime
By: Gabriel Honrada
China’s cutting-edge electronic warfare (EW) capabilities are transforming the balance of power in the South China Sea, as shown by a recent encounter
By: Gabriel Honrada
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The US Navy's new budget-friendly maritime strike weapon program aims to replenish dangerously depleted stockpiles of long-range strike munitions in a potential Taiwan conflict by leveraging the production capabilities of crucial allies including Japan and Australia.
Chinese scientists have proposed developing laser-equipped submarines to kill satellites stealthily from underwater, potentially revolutionizing
The US has upgraded its legacy B-2 Spirit stealth bombers with cutting-edge software, slashing update times and supercharging combat readiness against near-peer adversaries.
The UK has started building its first sixth-generation fighter demonstrator, aiming to field a next-gen combat aircraft by 2035. The UK is steaming ahead with the program despite cost issues with similar fighter projects and questions of strategic value in the evolving air power space.
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