Without the United States, is the F-35 still viable?
If the United States reduces its commitment, what will become of the allied F-35 fleets? Dependence, political risks, and the absence of a real Plan […]
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Drones and stealth: the Top 10 secrets of the air forces in 2025
Find out who will dominate the skies in 2025! Between Chinese breakthroughs, Russian decline, and the drone revolution, here is a shocking analysis of the […]
CAATSA: the strategic Achilles heel of Algerian defense
Russian arms purchases, pressure from Congress, and Pentagon calculations: Algeria is walking a tightrope under the threat of CAATSA. Summary Algeria finds itself at the […]
Arms sales to Taiwan: China raises its voice
US arms sales to Taiwan, China’s diplomatic response, and the promotion of the FH-97A drone. Beijing strengthens its strategic message. Summary On December 19, China […]
Su-34: Moscow adapts its bomber based on lessons learned in Ukraine
Rostec will deliver a seventh batch of Su-34s in 2025. These aircraft incorporate developments based on experience gained in Ukraine, focusing on glide bombs and […]
The Falcon 6X makes its maiden flight in military SIGINT version
Maiden flight of the militarized Falcon 6X: SIGINT capabilities, air command and key role in modern operations alongside Rafale fighter jets and drones. Summary On […]
The F-16 in Ukraine: between the myth of victory and the reality of the front line
The F-16 in Ukraine is a divisive issue. Between promises of a “game changer” and accusations of failure, here is what it can really do, […]
FCAS/SCAF in crisis: France and Spain relaunch the program, Germany remains silent
Faced with tensions over the European fighter jet project, France and Spain reaffirm their commitment while Germany remains reserved. Summary The Future Combat Air System […]
F-35: The United States reopens the door to Turkey
In-depth discussions are underway between Turkey and the United States on Ankara’s possible return to the F-35 program, focusing on sanctions, the S-400 issue, and […]
Nuclear deterrence in the face of the growing risk of limited conflict
Limited nuclear war is back in the strategic debate. It is a risky concept that raises questions about deterrence, escalation, and global stability. Summary Limited […]