#Defense Technology
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Analysis of the Taiwan F-16V crash in January 2026. Explore how cross-strait tensions and maintenance constraints are impacting Taiwan's military readiness.
South Korea and the U.S. have agreed to pursue a stand-alone pact for nuclear-powered submarine cooperation, with working-level talks slated for early 2026. The plan involves using low-enriched uranium to address non-proliferation concerns.
Beyond headlines, a new US strategy is hardening Taiwan's defenses with advanced tech. This isn't just geopolitics; it's about securing the global economy.
The transfer of wartime command (OPCON) from the U.S. to South Korea is a high-stakes gamble, impacting global supply chains and regional stability.
China accuses Japan of starting a space arms race, signaling a new, dangerous front in the Indo-Pacific. Our analysis breaks down the geopolitical and tech implications.
South Korea's plan to build nuclear submarines with US backing marks a major geopolitical shift, challenging China and testing global non-proliferation norms.
South Korea's bid for nuclear-powered submarines is a seismic shift, redefining its U.S. alliance and challenging the security balance in the Indo-Pacific.
China's high-tech military build-up is impressive, but deep flaws in experience, training, and doctrine may render its advanced arsenal a 'paper dragon'.