Saudi Arabia–Pakistan defense pact will cause strategic ripples for India and Israel
By formalizing its alliance with Pakistan, Saudi Arabia is signaling to Iran, Israel, and the United States that it has alternative anchors of deterrence
Defense & Tech
Pentagon eyes Israel for new defense innovation hub
Why ballistic missiles are nearly impossible to intercept
Israel's defense industry loses major Asian customer
Israeli drone companies unveil precision airdrop capability for unmanned helicopter
New DropAir integration with Black Eagle 50E tactical unmanned helicopter enables rapid, autonomous supply delivery in complex environments
The future of war hinges on the trust between human and machine
The question isn't what robots can do, but how humans and robots can work together as a team.
Lithuania teaches children drone skills on 'Eastern flank' border with Russia
It's all about building defense capabilities, even at such a young age.
From Abraham Accords to I2U2: Why Israel must do more with India, UAE - analysis
The Abraham Accords opened doors for Israel, but the real strategic test lies in I2U2. Israel must act now to deepen ties with India and the UAE for enhanced security and economic growth.
US reinterprets arms control pact to ease military drone exports
US drone manufacturers are facing stiff competition overseas, especially from Israeli, Chinese and Turkish rivals who often sell under lighter or no restrictions.
US Army shows off Typhon missile system in Japan
The land-based launcher is capable of firing Tomahawk cruise missiles with enough range to strike China's eastern seaboard
The power that replaces tanks and missiles is the war of perception
This is a war not fought primarily on physical terrain but in the minds of people
IAF eyes major overhaul of F-16s, used to strike Iran, to meet future combat needs
The decades-old F-16 "Barak" aircraft managed to strike in Iran without refueling, and added significant capacity to the Israel Air Force’s strike capability.
How the IDF rewired the battlefield for the first AI war - interview
Over the past five years, the IDF has been working to transform itself into a network-enabled combat machine, with AI and Big Data enabling the flow of information across units and commands.
IAI's Barak 8 to be part of India's multi-layered defense
India's ambition is that all strategic facilities in the country will receive "full security coverage" by 2035.
