Singapore, the supersonic boom reminiscent of an army without skies
A supersonic boom over Singapore reveals a strategic reality: a powerful air force, but without its own airspace. In summary The recent supersonic boom incident […]
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Su-57 and Okhotnik: Moscow dreams of a pack leader fighter jet
Moscow promises a Su-57 swarm leader with the S-70 Okhotnik. Between data links, electronic warfare, and the reality of the front lines, how viable is […]
How the US Air Force wants to boost its wargames with AI
The US Air Force is relying on an AI-powered digital sandbox to launch war games 10,000 times faster and prepare for tomorrow’s conflicts. In summary […]
Germany faces Moscow’s deadly hybrid warfare
Berlin acknowledges that it is a key target of Russian hybrid threats. Sabotage, “disposable” agents, propaganda, missiles, and drones are forcing Germany to thoroughly review […]
Gripen vs. F-35: a tug-of-war for Canada’s aerial future
Amid tensions with Washington, Canada is hesitating between the Swedish Gripen and the American F-35 to renew its fleet. It’s a crucial choice in the […]
How Danish F-16s are changing Argentina’s air power
The arrival of the first Danish F-16s marks a turning point for the Fuerza Aérea Argentina, amid urgent modernization, dependence on US support, and budgetary […]
The quiet decline of British aircraft manufacturers
The British aerospace industry, once thriving, has seen its historic manufacturers disappear. A look back at a century of innovation, mergers, and collapses. Summary From […]
The MiG-27 Flogger, ground attack from Moscow to Kabul and beyond
A little-known attack aircraft, the Mikoyan MiG-27 struck Afghanistan, served India in Kargil, and left a lasting confusion surrounding the Gulf War. Summary The Mikoyan […]
MQ-9B drones and Gambit CCAs: Saudi Arabia’s big gamble
Riyadh is negotiating a multi-billion dollar contract with General Atomics for 130 MQ-9Bs and 200 Gambit CCA drones, which would reshape Saudi Arabia’s air power. […]
GCAP gains momentum: Japan, the United Kingdom, and Italy overtake SCAF
The Global Combat Air Program reaches a decisive milestone, while the SCAF program stalls. What do these contrasting trajectories reveal about European defense? In summary […]