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The Taiwanese shipbuilding company, Jong Shyn CITIC Shipbuilding Group, announced that the first two prototypes of a revised Zhenhai-class light frigate will be built by October 2026. The two prototypes will consist of an anti-ship/surface variant and an anti-air variant. The anti-surface variant will be equipped with the Hsiung Feng III Anti-Ship Cruise Missiles (ASCM). The anti-air variant will...

On June 6th, China, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan signed an agreement to construct a 450-kilometer (280-mile) railway between the countries. According to local media, the project is expected to double the volume of mutual trade between the nations. For a long time, China has been invested in the raw materials in Central Asian countries—for example, the recent $1.5 billion copper...

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced on Wednesday that Germany will purchase an additional 20 Eurofighter aircraft in an effort to rebuild the nation's military strength amid the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war, days after the country increased its order for 155mm artillery shells from Rheinmetall, an arms and ammunition producer in Germany. Rearmament Amid a War The chancellor made the announcement on the...

On June 5th, South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) said it detected signs that North Korean authorities had demolished a section of one of two railway lines that cross the DMZ. North Korea removed railway ties on a section of the Donghae Line north of the South Korean town of Jae-Jin, according to the NIS. The Donghae line links...

According to the UN and Gazan health officials, at least 40 people, approximately half of which were women and children, were killed early Thursday morning in an Israeli strike on a UNRWA school in the Nuseirat camp in Gaza. In contrast, Israel has claimed that approximately 30 militants were targeted in the strike, though they gave no figure as...