Asia Pacific
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Jan- 2025 -19 January
Myanmar Junta Air Strike Kills 28, Including Children: Ethnic Armed Group
A Myanmar junta air strike killed 28 people, including children, and wounded 25 at a temporary detention area in western Rakhine state, an ethnic minority armed group said on Sunday.
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18 January
Philippine Navy Holds Exercise Near China-Controlled Reef
The Philippine Navy said its warships held exercises Friday in the South China Sea as part of its efforts to assert its sovereign rights over waters also claimed by Beijing.
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17 January
Solar Group Tests India’s First Counter-Drone Swarm System
India’s Solar Group has tested a kinetic counter drone swarm system being developed for the Indian Army.
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17 January
Philippines Expands Black Hawk Fleet With Lockheed Delivery
The Philippine Air Force has taken delivery of 10 new Sikorsky Black Hawk helicopters ordered from Lockheed Martin.
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17 January
Japan Orders More Air-to-Surface Missiles From US for Fighter Jets
The US State Department has greenlighted a potential $39-million sale of Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles Extended Range (JASSM-ER) to Japan.
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17 January
Nammo Secures Landmark Deal for Australian F-35 Armor-Piercing Ammo
Nammo has secured a contract to supply Australia’s F-35A fighter jets with the advanced APEX 25mm armor-piercing ammunition.
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16 January
Pakistan Convoy Ambushed on Supply Mission to Cut-off Region
Gunmen ambushed a Pakistan convoy taking vital supplies to a region besieged by sectarian fighting on Thursday, police said, despite a truce ordering warring tribes to lay down arms.
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16 January
Taiwan Military Mulls Recruiting Foreigners to Defend Against China
Taiwan is considering enlisting foreign nationals to strengthen its armed forces, as concerns grow over a potential invasion by China.
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16 January
Russia’s Latest Blunder: Own North Korean Weapon Shot Down in Kursk
A Russian military drone operator reportedly destroyed a North Korean-supplied weapon after mistakenly identifying it as a Ukrainian asset.
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16 January
Taiwan Says Navy Ready to Protect Undersea Cables
Taiwan's navy will be on standby to help protect the island's undersea telecoms cables and deal with suspicious vessels, the defense minister said Thursday, after a Chinese-owned ship was suspected of damaging a cable.
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