Hanwha Aerospace’s acquisition of a 9.9% stake in Austal signals a strategic push into U.S. shipbuilding, aiming to modernize naval production and challenge industry giants amid rising global defense competition
If Ukraine’s war has been a military case study, Taiwan is the unwilling student. But how much can Taipei learn before history puts theory into practice?
The push for military expansion in Europe raises a critical question: is the goal to end the war in Ukraine or to justify skyrocketing defense budgets?
The recent surge in attacks on merchant ships calling Russian oil export ports highlights an evolving maritime threat, likely orchestrated by state actors. (Ambrey Threat Circular, 07/03/2025)
The 12th Annual Global Terrorism Index (GTI) reveals complex trends in global terrorism, spotlighting regional disparities and emerging threats, backed by data-driven analysis
With Washington retreating and NATO’s stability uncertain, Europe rushes to boost defense spending. But is this a true security commitment or just political theater?
In a gripping congressional investigation, U.S. officials have uncovered the latest national security “threat”—towering Chinese-made port cranes. Because nothing says “espionage” like lifting containers for a living
NATO has evolved from a Cold War-era alliance into a key player in global security, with its expansion and missions generating debate. This analysis is based on a report from www.postfactum.co.uk
The Pentagon’s blacklisting of COSCO Shipping raises serious concerns about its impact on global maritime logistics and trade stability
The U.S. Department of Defense has designated China’s state-owned COSCO Shipping as a “military-linked company,” tightening scrutiny on China’s maritime sector amid escalating geopolitical tensions