Analysis & Reports

In 2025, China showcased its nuclear capabilities, leading to increased tensions in the Indo-Pacific region. This report outlines five key stories related to security in the area.

The report reviews Israel's military strategies and technologies, particularly focusing on the multi-front war, lasers, and unmanned systems as of 2025.

Japan's Cabinet has approved a record defense budget aimed at deterring China.

The report analyzes potential leading sectors in the defense industry by 2026, highlighting the importance of emerging technologies and increased investment in military capabilities.

TASL has commenced the delivery of WhAP armoured vehicles to the Moroccan Army.

The report discusses the 'Trump' class battleship plan, stating that it is considered outdated even before its implementation.

The Russian Su-57 fighter jet has successfully undergone testing for a new engine, indicating advancements in its capabilities.

The report discusses why fifth-generation fighter jets prefer thrust vectoring technology, highlighting its benefits for maneuverability and performance.

In 2025, NATO allies, excluding Spain, pledged to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP amid ongoing tensions from Russia's war in Ukraine. US President Trump's peace deal efforts faced opposition from European leaders, who criticized the lack of Ukrainian input. The EU also announced a significant rearmament package, reflecting heightened security concerns in Europe.

The Pentagon warns that China's military capabilities are increasingly threatening to the US, with significant growth in its nuclear arsenal and aircraft carrier fleet. The report highlights China's ambitions to challenge US dominance by 2049 and notes a rise in defense spending, despite potential underreporting. Additionally, China is strengthening ties with Russia while preparing for potential actions regarding Taiwan.

The report discusses the rapid integration of artificial intelligence in military operations, highlighting significant developments in the U.S. and Ukraine, including the use of AI for drone efficiency, intelligence generation, and cyber warfare. It emphasizes the institutionalization of AI in military planning and operations, with a focus on both advancements and potential risks.

The report outlines significant military activities and defense developments in the Middle East during 2025, including military strikes between Israel and Iran, Turkey's investment in air defense systems, and Saudi Arabia's potential drone purchases. It highlights the growing defense industry in the region, with nine firms making it to SIPRI’s Top 100 arms producers list.

The report discusses advancements in military technology, including drone boats and battleships, as well as collaboration in Army logistics.

Saab has secured a $141.3 million order for AT4 and Carl-Gustaf systems from Lithuania, indicating continued military procurement efforts.

The report discusses President Trump's plans to arm new battleships with nuclear-armed cruise missiles, highlighting contradictions with previous policy positions and raising concerns about the implications of such weapons for military strategy and escalation risks.

The report discusses the escalating confrontations between Russian and Ukrainian drones, highlighting the ongoing military activity in Ukraine.

The report discusses the advantages of Israel's Iron Beam air defense system, highlighting its capabilities and role in national defense.

Trump has announced plans to create the strongest battleship in history, emphasizing military strength.

Iran has declared that its missile program is not open for negotiation, emphasizing its military stance.

The report discusses the potential revival of the U.S. Navy's railgun technology, indicating it may be operational again.