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Pralay missile test: How India's new weapon, twice as fast as BrahMos, could counter China-Pakistan threats and strengthen its upcoming Rocket Force
India's indigenous Pralay missile recently underwent a successful user evaluation trial, moving closer to deployment. With a range of 150 to 500 km, it is designed for precision strikes on military targets. The missile is expected to play a critical role in India's planned Rocket Force, enhancing conventional deterrence capabilities. Additionally, the Pralay missile will complement the BrahMos system, adding operational flexibility to the armed forces.
Mecca pact with Pakistan creates uproar in Turkey parliament: MPs ask why risking Turkish youth for foreign governments' political ambitions
Türkiye has approved a defense pact with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia that commits to mutual assistance. This agreement may lead to Turkish support if Pakistan faces conflict with India. Critics in Türkiye have expressed concerns over the implications for national security commitments. The pact includes a ten-year clause preventing member withdrawal, which raises flexibility questions. Parliamentary approval is required before sending Turkish troops, but concerns about political pressure remain.
Pakistan to deploy 30 Chinese Z-10ME attack helicopters in Himalayan region? Blogger reveals reported deal, features and weapon
A Chinese military blogger has claimed that Pakistan signed a contract for 30 Z-10ME attack helicopters with China, although neither country has officially confirmed the reported deal. The development comes as Islamabad looks to modernise its army aviation fleet. The upgraded helicopters feature high-altitude capabilities, advanced targeting systems, anti-tank missiles and electronic warfare equipment.
War in the Gulf is now churning the US-China relationship
A war in Iran has jeopardized a summit between China and the US, with President Trump postponing his Beijing visit after China rejected his demand for warships to escort vessels through the Strait of Hormuz. Beijing views the conflict as an American problem and is unwilling to risk its personnel or undermine ties with Iran, its key regional partner.
Russia does not want a global conflict, Medvedev says
Senior Kremlin official Dmitry Medvedev stated the world is becoming dangerous. He emphasized Russia's lack of interest in a global conflict. Medvedev praised Donald Trump and noted renewed contacts with Washington. He also asserted that Russia would defend its interests. Medvedev's remarks offer insight into hardline thinking within Russia's elite.
China unveils a range of new weapons systems at its massive military parade
China showcased its military advancements at a parade in Beijing, displaying new weaponry, including the LY-1 laser weapon designed to disrupt enemy optical sensors. The event also featured the DF-5C intercontinental strategic nuclear missile, capable of striking globally, and the unveiling of fifth-generation combat aircraft, highlighting China's strengthened strategic deterrence across land, sea, and air.
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Russia and Ukraine accuse each other of breaking one-day Easter ceasefire
Russia and Ukraine have accused each other of violating the Easter ceasefire declared by President Putin. Zelenskiy reported numerous Russian artillery attacks, questioning Russia's commitment to peace. Russia's Defense Ministry claimed Ukraine broke the ceasefire over 1,000 times, causing civilian casualties and infrastructure damage. Despite the mutual accusations, some Russian military bloggers noted a decrease in frontline activity.
How China went from courting Trump to 'never yield' tariff defiance
China has adopted a combative "wartime footing" in response to U.S. President Trump's tariffs, ordering officials to be on constant alert and launching a diplomatic offensive to rally international opposition. Propaganda emphasizes defiance, with state media invoking Mao Zedong's resolve. Despite initial attempts to negotiate, Beijing now retaliates with tariffs and warns against travel to the U.S.
Trump praises Xi Jinping as ‘world’s smartest’ while imposing 125% tariff, says there's potential for ‘a very good deal’
Amid a dramatic tariff standoff, Donald Trump struck a surprisingly conciliatory tone, lauding Chinese President Xi Jinping and predicting a "very good deal" with Beijing. Despite raising tariffs on Chinese goods to a staggering 125%, Trump suggested talks could resume soon. But Beijing, facing mounting pressure and nationalist sentiment, shows no sign of blinking. Behind the warm words lie cold calculations, global economic risks, and the looming shadow of a long, grinding trade war with consequences for households worldwide.
DeepSeek's global success received by Chinese with pride and glee
DeepSeek last week launched a free AI assistant that it says uses less data at a fraction of the cost of incumbent services. By Monday, it had overtaken U.S. rival ChatGPT in downloads from Apple's App Store, triggering a global selloff in tech shares.
China rejoice DeepSeek's global rise, send veiled message to US, Donald Trump
DeepSeek's success has become a national toast in China. DeepSeek last week launched a free AI assistant.
Hello India! China handset companies like OnePlus, Xiaomi, Vivo and Oppo rebuild network
While executives at these companies feel the worst is over, they're moving cautiously after facing intense scrutiny in India since 2020 over charges of money laundering and tax evasion, curbs on new investments, seizure of assets and, in one case, arrest of top executives.
Why Brazil’s Supreme Court blocked X and what it means for the platform
Brazil's Supreme Court has ordered the suspension of X, formerly known as Twitter, due to its failure to comply with legal requirements. Owner Elon Musk criticized the decision, calling it politically motivated. This move affects 40 million Brazilian users, following similar bans in countries like China, Russia, Iran, and others.
Russian defences down 11 Ukrainian drones over Moscow
For months, Ukraine has also fought an increasingly damaging drone war against the refineries and airfields of Russia, the world's second largest oil exporter, though major drone attacks on the Moscow region - with a population of over 21 million - have been rarer. Russia's defence ministry said its air defences destroyed a total of 45 drones over Russian territory, including 11 over the Moscow region, 23 over the border region of Bryansk, six over the Belgorod region, three over the Kaluga region and two over the Kursk region.
Independent blogger alleges China hand in Nijjar killing in Canada
She also alleged that it was a part of the CCP's sinister "Ignition Plan" to disrupt the world in line with Xi Jinping's military strategy regarding Taiwan.
Nancy Pelosi full of praise, support for Taiwan; China infuriated
Pelosi arrived with a congressional delegation on her unannounced but closely watched visit late on Tuesday, defying China's repeated warnings, in what she said shows unwavering U.S. commitment to Taiwan's democracy. "Our delegation came to Taiwan to make unequivocally clear that we will not abandon Taiwan," Pelosi told Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen, who Beijing suspects of pushing for formal independence - a red line for China.
'Shameful' that China choose PLA soldier involved in Galwan clash as Olympics torchbearer, says US lawmaker
"It's shameful that Beijing chose a torchbearer for the Olympics2022 who's part of the military command that attacked India in 2020 and is implementing genocide against the Uyghurs. The US will continue to support Uyghur freedoms and the sovereignty of India," said Senator Jim Risch, a Republican who is a Ranking Member of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
China's loss of soldiers during Galwan clash nine-times more than its official count, says new research
"China's losses in the high-altitude 2020 Galwan Valley border clash with India -- the deadliest confrontation between the two giants in over four decades -- were much higher than reported with many soldiers drowning while crossing a fast-flowing, sub-zero river in darkness, new research claims," the report said.
How Vietnam's 'influencer' army wages information warfare on Facebook
Unlike in neighbouring China, Facebook is not blocked in Vietnam, where it has 60 million to 70 million users. It is Vietnam's main platform for e-commerce and generates around $1 billion in annual revenue for the company.
China adopts new law banning defamation of military personnel
The legislation, which was adopted by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC) on Thursday, states that no organisation or individual may in any way slander or derogate the honour of servicemen, nor may they insult or slander the reputation of members of the armed forces, state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
China jails blogger who 'slandered' dead in Galwan border clash
Qiu Ziming -- with over 2.5 million followers on China's twitter-like Weibo -- was sentenced to eight months in prison, the court in the eastern city of Nanjing announced Tuesday.
China steps up online controls with new rule for bloggers
Beginning next week, the Cyberspace Administration of China will require bloggers and influencers to have a government-approved credential before they can publish on a wide range of subjects.
From the Moon to Mars: China's march across space
Beijing's space programme has made huge strides in recent years as it scrambles to compete with the US. China's space programme is controlled by the military, which releases little information about its missions.
White House report blasts Chinese 'malign activities'
The 20-page report does not signal a shift in U.S. policy but it expands on Trump's get-tough rhetoric that he hopes will resonate with voters angry about China's handling of the disease outbreak that has left tens of millions of Americans out of work.
White House report blasts Chinese 'malign activities'
"The media's focus on the current pandemic risks missing the bigger picture of the challenge that's presented by the Chinese Communist Party," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday before the White House released its report.
China's neo-Maoists welcome Xi Jinping's new era, but say he is not the new Mao
Delegates praised Xi using Mao-era honorifics, and he became the first serving Chinese leader since Mao to have a named ideology written into the party charter.
US pushes China to ease Internet control
The bloggers complained that while China has opened up Internet for education and business, it has built up an extensive system of monitoring and filters to block access to material deemed subversive or obscene.
China approves funding for nuclear-powered ships
China has approved funding to develop core technologies for nuclear-powered ships amid speculation about Beijing's plans to build nuclear-powered aircraft carrier.
Chinese President Hu Jintao leaves for foreign tour amid speculation of rift in party
Hu left for a ten-day foreign visit, including to India, signaling that the leadership was firmly in control after the sacking of Bo Xilai.
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