Japan has selected a domestically developed interceptor drone for its military following an acquisition process that took about three months, marking the first use of
Taiwan’s National Audit Office has identified delays and capability shortfalls in the country’s domestically developed counter-drone program, warning that the system is not yet able
Taiwan’s preparations for a future conflict increasingly assume that drones will be a constant presence on the battlefield. That assumption is shaped above all by
Chinese defense supplier Harbin Xinguang Optic-Electronics Technology has unveiled a new man-portable anti-drone laser weapon. with a compact directed-energy system designed for use against UAS.
With mounting global tensions and the increasing use of drones for hostile purposes in warfare and civilian contexts, the relevance of counter-UAS solutions and technologies
The United States military is unprepared to counter the growing threat of low-cost drones and must urgently expand its defenses, a Washington-based think tank has
Japan has authorized its Self-Defense Forces (SDF) to shoot down foreign drones that enter its national airspace, amid increasingly common Chinese activity around its borders. Prime Minister
Taiwan’s defense planners are increasingly focused on the threat posed by China’s growing drone arsenal. PLA forces routinely deploy UAS around Taiwan’s coast and drones
Taiwan has successfully completed trials of a new indigenous suicide drone named Overkill, a first-person view loitering munition designed to enhance the island’s defenses amid mounting threats
Taiwan is set on developing a sea drones that could reshape the island’s defenses against a potential Chinese invasion. These uncrewed explosive-laden vessels are being
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