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B-21 Raider

The USAF’s 2026 budget favors drones and the B-21

14 March 2026 admin 0

The USAF’s 2026 budget reduces the F-35A order and prioritizes combat drones, the B-21 Raider, and the F-47. A deliberate shift. In summary The US […]

Charles de Gaulle Aircraft Carrier

The Charles de Gaulle in the Mediterranean: A Useful or Costly Show of Force

14 March 2026 admin 0

In March 2026, the Charles de Gaulle returns to the eastern Mediterranean. Composition of the carrier strike group, objectives, strike capability, cost, and geopolitical implications. […]

SU-57 Felon

The Su-57 relaunched in 2026, but still hampered by its engine

6 March 2026 admin 0

Moscow delivered its first batch of Su-57s in 2026. The fleet is back in action, but the real fifth-generation engine is still in the testing […]

CGAP Germany

GCAP attracts Berlin and exposes the SCAF divide

6 March 2026 admin 0

Germany is now looking toward GCAP with Japan, the United Kingdom, and Italy, while the Franco-German-Spanish SCAF is stalling. In summary The GCAP program between […]

fighter jet small country

Small nations: can we do without fighter aircraft?

3 March 2026 admin 0

Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Taiwan: how small nations are rebuilding their air power with drones and missiles, without being able to completely eliminate fighter jets. Summary The […]

F-35 Canada Arctic

Canada relies on the F-35 to defend the Arctic

25 February 2026 admin 0

Ottawa is financing 14 more F-35s up front, without approving a fleet of more than 100. The real issue is the Arctic: sovereignty, sensors, NORAD, […]

GCAP Japan

GCAP under pressure as Tokyo fears a capacity gap

25 February 2026 admin 0

Japan has doubts about the pace of GCAP. Faced with feared delays, Tokyo is considering more F-35s to hold out until 2035 without compromising on […]

NATO budget

NATO: 5% of GDP, the budgetary shock coming to Europe

23 February 2026 admin 0

NATO has decided to increase its defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2035. Who will pay, how much, and for what? Air defense on […]

Eurofighter Typhoon

The Typhoon’s million flight hours confirm a European success story

11 February 2026 admin 0

The Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jet has just passed the milestone of one million flight hours, symbolizing a fleet of 600 aircraft in service that is […]

F-35 Radar

US F-35s delivered without radar, symptomatic of a program under strain

11 February 2026 admin 0

The new US F-35s are being delivered without AN/APG-85 radar, with ballast as a replacement, revealing the industrial and technological limitations of the program. Summary […]

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  • The USAF’s 2026 budget favors drones and the B-21
  • The Charles de Gaulle in the Mediterranean: A Useful or Costly Show of Force
  • The Su-57 relaunched in 2026, but still hampered by its engine
  • GCAP attracts Berlin and exposes the SCAF divide
  • Israel: How Gospel and Lavender select targets in Gaza
  • Small nations: can we do without fighter aircraft?
  • The Mirage IIING, an aircraft that became a laboratory for modern fighter jets
  • How the MiG-23 corrected the flaws of the Soviet MiG-21
  • Canada relies on the F-35 to defend the Arctic
  • GCAP under pressure as Tokyo fears a capacity gap
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  • The USAF’s 2026 budget favors drones and the B-21
  • The Charles de Gaulle in the Mediterranean: A Useful or Costly Show of Force
  • The Su-57 relaunched in 2026, but still hampered by its engine
  • GCAP attracts Berlin and exposes the SCAF divide
  • Israel: How Gospel and Lavender select targets in Gaza
  • Small nations: can we do without fighter aircraft?
  • The Mirage IIING, an aircraft that became a laboratory for modern fighter jets
  • How the MiG-23 corrected the flaws of the Soviet MiG-21
  • Canada relies on the F-35 to defend the Arctic
  • GCAP under pressure as Tokyo fears a capacity gap
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