China just admitted that its own engineers helped Pakistan fight India, confirming what senior Indian military officials had long suspected all along. Rising India-Pakistan tensions trace back to the deadly Pahalgam massacre, Operation Sindoor, and a Line of Control now hotter than at any point since 2019. Here is the full story.
Washington just froze Anthropic's most advanced AI models over security fears, while Beijing hands out cheap, open-source AI to the whole world for pennies on every single dollar spent. The US-China AI war is no longer just about raw performance. It is now a fight over cost, national security, Taiwan, and who controls AI's future.
The Egypt Turkey alliance just held new joint military exercises. Israel's 2025 defense budget was $48,300 million, Turkey's $30,000 million, and Egypt's only $2,500 million, a striking gap. Washington funds roughly half of Egypt's budget, yet Cairo still explores Russian and Chinese weapons. Two old rivals are now training together.
Ukraine's war has rewritten the rules of modern combat. Engineers, drone makers, and software coders now decide battles as much as soldiers do. The U.S. shipped a third of its Javelins and a quarter of its Stingers to Ukraine, and still faces a depleted arsenal after Iran. The side that innovates fastest may win the next war.
New investigations reveal exactly how China arms Russia through a covert drone supply chain. By falsely labeling military drone engines as civilian refrigeration units, Beijing is actively sustaining Moscow's war machine while avoiding direct sanctions. America must confront this deceptive dual-use pipeline fueling the conflict.
Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent (@SecScottBessent) said it plainly before Trump's China trip: Beijing buys 90% of Iran's oil — making China the financial backbone of the world's largest terror sponsor. Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis — all indirectly funded by Chinese petrodollars. While the U.S. Navy fights in the Strait of Hormuz, China writes the checks.
The White House did something unusual this week. It called out Beijing not just for hacking, but for “industrial‑scale campaigns” to steal U.S. frontier AI systems. In a memo first reported by the Financial Times, Trump’s science adviser Michael Kratsios…
Not confirmed, but these Iran-made missiles likely drew on foreign technology—possibly Chinese—in ways that clearly didn’t deliver results. Mario Nawfal may be presenting this in a way that sounds favorable to Iran, but the real, loud-and-clear message is about performance: these…
Patriots 300, Drones 0. Iran has reportedly expressed deep displeasure over the utter failure of Chinese equipment in the ongoing war. Nearly 300 SF-200 loitering drones—cheap knockoffs of Shahed designs—were launched in desperation, yet almost every single one was swiftly…
