‘Zagreb Woman’ CM-400AKG on Serbian Planes: What Can It Do and Do We Have an ‘Antidote’?
The appearance of the Chinese missile CM-400AKG on Serbian MiG-29 fighter jets has reignited concerns about military balance and defense capabilities in the region.
The New York Times: How a War in Iran Could Benefit China and Change Asia
The New York Times analyzes how a potential war in Iran may shift strategic balance in Asia, raising concerns among U.S. allies in the region regarding America's military priorities and capabilities.
Timing and Messages: How Iranian Analysts Interpreted Mojtaba Khamenei's First Speech
In his inaugural address, Mojtaba Khamenei outlined a strategic vision for Iran amidst ongoing tensions and the recent assassination of his predecessor, aiming to balance domestic stability with assertive foreign policy.
Article in Washington Post: There Are Two Winners in the Iran War and the US Is Not One of Them
An article from the Washington Post argues that while the US has achieved some military objectives in its dealings with Iran, the overall consequences of the war do not benefit the United States and have broader implications on global balance.
More than 3,000 targets and dozens of damaged ships: the balance of a week of U.S. operations in Iran
The U.S. Central Command reported significant military operations in Iran, targeting over 3,000 objectives and damaging more than 43 vessels in one week.
National People's Congress Amid Continuing Attacks on Iran: Showing Consideration for the U.S. and Emphasizing Civilian Life
China's National People's Congress commenced amid ongoing U.S. military actions in Iran, reflecting a careful balance of diplomatic language and domestic priorities.
Between Tehran's Capabilities and Washington's Stockpiles: Did America Miscalculate the Balance of War?
The article discusses the ongoing military operations against Iran by the US and Israel, raising concerns about the adequacy of America's weapon stockpiles in the face of a prolonged conflict.
As Iran’s leadership shifts amid war, Hezbollah moves to reset the balance: expert
Hezbollah has escalated its military involvement in the conflict between Iran and Israel, launching missiles from Lebanon and declaring readiness for open war.
War 2026: how exports, institutions and people are shaping the future of Ukraine's defence industry
An international conference in Kyiv explored the balance between technological advancements and the human element in Ukraine's evolving defense industry.
How does the Afghan army stand against the Pakistani army... Can the 'war game' change?
Tension is rising between Pakistan and Afghanistan (Taliban regime) as Pakistan conducts airstrikes in Afghan territories, prompting threats of retaliation from the Taliban regarding the military balance between the two.
In the Balance Between Politics and Profit: How Rheinmetall Enters the Baltics
The article discusses the significant investment of German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall in Baltic countries, particularly Lithuania, reflecting on the broader European military production increase.
General Keen Maneuvers to Balance Readiness for War with Iran and Trump's Advice to Avoid It
General Dan Keen expresses caution regarding a potential military mission against Iran, highlighting fears of high casualties and complexities involved.
Iran is Close to Reaching an Agreement with China? "This is a Complete Game Changer"
Iran is reportedly close to signing a significant arms deal with China for advanced missiles, which could dramatically alter the regional balance of power in the Middle East.
Russia's Military Spending Triples Compared to 2021, Momentum Slows: Military Balance
A report by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) reveals that Russia's military spending has tripled since 2021, although the growth momentum has significantly slowed down.
Seoul’s protest over stand-off seen as reluctance to let US Forces Korea confront China
South Korea has protested against a recent military stand-off involving US forces and Chinese jets, reflecting its struggle to balance relations with the US and China.
Ohio-class submarines are the largest in the U.S. Navy; they can unleash a nuclear Armageddon
Ohio-class submarines are the largest vessels in the U.S. Navy, designed to carry nuclear ballistic missiles capable of altering the world's balance.
Al-Tanf Returns to Damascus: A Step to Redraw the Balance in the Border Triangle
The Syrian Ministry of Defense confirmed that border guard forces will take over the Al-Tanf base from American troops, reshaping geopolitical dynamics in the region.
"Bloomberg": Trump gave Putin a dangerous tool for war
Bloomberg's analysis highlights that Trump’s peace efforts reportedly distorted the balance of power in favor of Moscow during ongoing Ukraine-Russia negotiations.
Military Buildup at the End of the World: Images Show Russian Rearmament in the Arctic
The article discusses Russia's military rearmament in the Arctic and its significance for the power balance with NATO, emphasizing President Putin's commitment to maintaining Russian activities despite external pressures.
Why is discussion about Iran's missile Sejjil-2 taking place amid tensions with the US?
In response to the US strategic encirclement, Iran has deployed its ballistic missiles, particularly the Sejjil-2, which has a range of about 2,500 kilometers, potentially affecting regional security and military balance, thereby increasing tensions in the area.
Drone stealth and amphibious assault ships: here is the new Chinese military combo
The Chinese Navy is developing an innovative combination of maritime and autonomous capabilities that could reshape the balance of power in the Western Pacific, centered around the new-generation Type 076 ‘Sichuan’ amphibious assault ship equipped with electromagnetic catapults.
Iranian drone shot down by an F-35: "It was approaching the Lincoln aircraft carrier"
U.S. armed forces shot down an Iranian drone identified as a Shahed-139 near the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea, highlighting the fragile military balance in the strategic waters between the Gulf and the Indian Ocean.
The Battle of Stalingrad: The Beginning of the End for Nazi Germany
The Battle of Stalingrad, concluding on February 2, 1943, marked a pivotal shift in World War II, leading to the defeat of German forces and changing the balance of power in Europe.
France ‘uneasy’ over German rearmament
France is increasingly worried about Germany's military rearmament, which it fears may upset the balance of power in Europe and diminish its own influence.
The leakage of weapons from camps.. A danger threatening the stability of southern Yemen
Accelerating military changes in southern and eastern Yemen have raised concerns over the security repercussions of weapon leaks from military camps amidst a shifting power balance.