Manufacturing Capacity, Not Manpower: South Korea’s Quiet Defense Pivot
Featured / Global Defense & Security

Manufacturing Capacity, Not Manpower: South Korea’s Quiet Defense Pivot
- by Lauren Estrada
USS Canberra (LCS 30) escorts merchant vessel Seaway Hawk transporting four decommissioned Avenger-class Mine Countermeasures Ships
Featured / War In Iran

Strait of Hormuz Under Threat of Mines: Are Littoral Combat Ships the Solution?
- by David Hutchins
Conceptualization of Palantir's Maven Smart System
Featured / War In Iran

AI in Iran: It’s Not (Just) About Capabilities
- by Vincent Carchidi
Rotorcraft Resilience: Strong Deliveries and Next-Gen Tech Drive U.S. Market
Featured / Military Aircraft / US Defense

Rotorcraft Resilience: Strong Deliveries and Next-Gen Tech Drive U.S. Market
- by Jon Hemler
Tactical Success and Strategic Ambiguity in the Iran War
Featured / War In Iran

Tactical Success and Strategic Ambiguity in the Iran War
- by Shaun McDougall
Manufacturing Capacity, Not Manpower: South Korea’s Quiet Defense Pivot
Strait of Hormuz Under Threat of Mines: Are Littoral Combat Ships the Solution?
AI in Iran: It’s Not (Just) About Capabilities
Rotorcraft Resilience: Strong Deliveries and Next-Gen Tech Drive U.S. Market
Tactical Success and Strategic Ambiguity in the Iran War

War In Iran

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USS Canberra (LCS 30) escorts merchant vessel Seaway Hawk transporting four decommissioned Avenger-class Mine Countermeasures Ships
Featured / War In Iran

Strait of Hormuz Under Threat of Mines: Are Littoral Combat Ships the Solution?

- by David Hutchins

The Context On February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel launched a joint military operation against Iran. The conflict that followed has caused a tremendous strain on the global …

Conceptualization of Palantir's Maven Smart System

AI in Iran: It’s Not (Just) About Capabilities

Surprise Russian Airbase Attack Draws Renewed Spotlight on Counter-UAS Technology Development

With War in the Middle East, Counter-Drone Responds

Tactical Success and Strategic Ambiguity in the Iran War

Tactical Success and Strategic Ambiguity in the Iran War

The U.S. president sits at the head of a table

Oil Price Spike Tests Trump Administration’s Iran Strategy

U.S. Defense Programs & Policy

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Saab Gripen F
Military Aircraft / US Defense

Saab and Embraer Unveil First Locally Manufactured Gripen E in Brazil

- by Douglas Royce

Sweden’s Saab unveiled the first Gripen E fighter produced in Brazil during a ceremony held March 25 at Embraer’s industrial complex in Gavião Peixoto. The rollout marks a significant achievement, …

Rotorcraft Resilience: Strong Deliveries and Next-Gen Tech Drive U.S. Market

Rotorcraft Resilience: Strong Deliveries and Next-Gen Tech Drive U.S. Market

AI Pilots, Names, Missiles, and Engines: The Air Force Ups the Pace on Wingman Drones

AI Pilots, Names, Missiles, and Engines: The Air Force Ups the Pace on Wingman Drones

Fires at Bandar-Abbas Military Harbor in Iran

The Naval Targets – and Implications – of Operation Epic Fury

A missile is launched from a U.S. warship.

War with Iran Puts Pressure on Munitions Inventories and Signals Future Demand

Global Defense & Security

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Manufacturing Capacity, Not Manpower: South Korea’s Quiet Defense Pivot
Featured / Global Defense & Security

Manufacturing Capacity, Not Manpower: South Korea’s Quiet Defense Pivot

- by Lauren Estrada

Image – Forecast International (AI-generated) South Korea’s defense planning is increasingly shaped by a constraint that is not military but demographic. As the country’s population ages and its pool of …

Pakistan-Azerbaijan Defense Ties

Azerbaijan and Pakistan Build Naval Capacity for Trade

SOUTHCOM Supports Operations in Ecuador

SOUTHCOM Supports Operations in Ecuador

Iranian Missile, Drone Strikes Target Gulf Countries

Iranian Missile, Drone Strikes Target Gulf Countries

Iran Turned to Russia, China for Missiles After 12-Day War

Iran Turned to Russia, China for Missiles After 12-Day War

Defense Industry & Technology

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Project Glasswing
Artificial Intelligence (AI) / Defense Industry & Technology

Anthropic’s “Mythos” Strikes Fear in the Hearts of Cyber Defenders

- by Vincent Carchidi

Mythos Preview Makes Its Debut On April 7th, American artificial intelligence (AI) firm Anthropic shared news that it had developed a new model, “Mythos Preview.” It claims that Mythos supersedes …

Surprise Russian Airbase Attack Draws Renewed Spotlight on Counter-UAS Technology Development

With War in the Middle East, Counter-Drone Responds

Brazil Selects Italy’s Centauro as New 8×8 Armored Vehicle

Italy Consolidates Defense Industry as Leonardo Absorbs Iveco’s Military Vehicle Business

U.K. Ministry of Defence Inks $3.6 Billion Boxer Contract

European Rearmament Push Drives Rheinmetall Sales and Record Defense Backlog in 2025

Embraer A-29

Embraer Adds AI to A-29 Super Tucano to Target Shahed-Class Drone Threats