Asia Pacific
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May- 2026 -22 May
SYOS Unveils SU10 Underwater Drone for Mine Warfare, Maritime Security
New Zealand-based company SYOS has introduced the SU10 unmanned underwater vehicle, expanding its autonomous systems portfolio into subsea operations.
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22 May
SPARC AI, Rate Manufacturing Team Up on GPS-Resilient Drone Integration
SPARC AI has partnered with Rate Manufacturing to integrate its Overwatch navigation software into the Model-F multi-mission drone.
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22 May
US Navy Official Says Taiwan Arms Sales on ‘Pause’ Over Iran War
The acting US Navy Secretary said Thursday that arms sales to Taiwan had been put on "pause" to ensure that the American military had sufficient munitions for its Iran operations.
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21 May
PL-17 Guide: China’s Long-Range Air-to-Air Missile Explained
This guide unpacks the PL-17, the long-range missile designed to give China a decisive edge in aerial combat.
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21 May
Australia Kicks Off $7.8B Life Extension Program for Collins Submarines
Australia has formally launched a $7.8-billion program to extend the service life of its Collins-class submarines, maintaining the fleet’s operability after being commissioned for three decades.
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21 May
India Tests ‘TARA’ Kit That Turns Dumb Bombs Into Precision Guided Weapons
India has taken its first homegrown glide weapon kit, TARA, through its maiden test, moving the system beyond development into real-world conditions.
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21 May
China Training Russian Troops for Ukraine Combat: German Newspaper
European intelligence agencies believe the Chinese military has trained hundreds of Russian soldiers for fighting in Ukraine, according to Germany's Die Welt newspaper, which cited secret documents it had seen.
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20 May
Myanmar Military Claims Recapture of Thai Border Town
Myanmar's military claimed on Wednesday to have recaptured a town on the Thai border, expanding the frontier trade crossings it claims to control in the grinding civil war.
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20 May
Malaysia Seeks $251M From Norwegian Firm Over Scrapped Missile Deal
Malaysia is seeking more than $251 million in compensation from a Norwegian company over a scrapped deal to supply a missile system for new warships, the defense minister said Tuesday.
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19 May
Aitech to Supply Mission Computers for India’s Light Combat Helicopters
India’s state-owned company Hindustan Aeronautics Limited has awarded California-based Aitech a $63-million contract to provide avionics computing systems for the country’s ongoing Light Combat Helicopter initiative.
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