Gabriel Honrada

This month, multiple media outlets reported that satellite imagery showed a detailed, full-scale replica of a US Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer in China's remote Taklamakan Desert.

China is building an increasingly sophisticated anti-stealth network, but its effectiveness may depend less on individual radar performance than on its

China's construction of what may be the world's largest naval replenishment ship signals its growing expeditionary ambitions — and highlights the vulnerability of the US's base-dependent model of power projection.

The US Navy's delayed effort to equip its troubled Zumwalt-class destroyers with hypersonic missiles is testing whether the ships can finally gain a credible combat role without repeating their history of shifting missions, immature technologies and mounting costs.

China's latest sea-based rocket launch shows how mobile launch platforms, onboard artificial intelligence and expanding commercial constellations are converging into a broader Chinese effort to strengthen military resilience, accelerate satellite deployment and compete for economic influence across an increasingly contested orbital domain.

North Korea's renewed ballistic missile exports are helping Russia sustain its campaign in Ukraine while accelerating weapons development and military learning that may ultimately reverberate across Northeast Asia.

Canada's entry into the Global Combat Air Program (GCAP) highlights a broader strategic dilemma: how to modernize its air force without deepening

The US military's fighter fleet is projected to become stealthier but less available, widening the gap between technological sophistication and the combat

Iran's reported acquisition of Chinese shoulder-fired air-defense missiles could turn the war's lower altitudes into a costly battlefield of attrition for

The US's multibillion-dollar push to expand interceptor missile production could begin rebuilding depleted stocks, but long manufacturing lead times,