Gabriel Honrada

Vietnam's interest in acquiring India's BrahMos missile has the potential to transform a routine arms deal into a high-stakes procurement impacting power, deterrence and strategic influence across the Indo-Pacific.

The USS Doris Miller aircraft carrier's latest construction delay is more than a shipbuilding setback — it is a warning sign for the future of US global carrier power.

China's accelerating missile buildup is increasingly turning industrial capacity, stockpile depth, and sustained precision-strike capability into decisive factors in the emerging military balance over Taiwan and the wider Indo-Pacific.

As the US confronts growing fears that Russian, Chinese and Iranian-backed drone and intelligence activities are turning Cuba into a new strategic

Turkey's flashy unveiling of the Yildirimhan intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) revealed less about the missile itself than about the country's

Heavy US aircraft losses in the Middle East are raising fresh doubts about whether US airpower can withstand sustained attrition in a future Pacific war

Iran's drones may have survived not because US and Israeli strikes failed, but because Iran built a war machine designed from the start to keep fighting

As China rapidly builds its largest and potentially first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, the Type 004 may mark a decisive shift from regional sea denial toward sustained blue-water power projection across the Indo-Pacific.

Bangladesh's possible purchase of the JF-17 is turning a routine fighter jet buy into a dangerous new flashpoint in the escalating India-China-Pakistan

South Korea's push for nuclear-powered submarines could transform it from a US security client into an undersea strategic power, while at the same time