Events
Verified incidents across the Indo-Pacific with transparent confidence scoring. See our methodology for how events are assessed.
Mitsubishi Electric to start industrial buildup for GCAP fighter
Mitsubishi Electric is set to begin its industrial buildup for the Global Combat Air Program (GCAP). This initiative aims to deploy a new frontline fighter by 2035.
Heritage reports US has too few interceptors for war with China — not independently verified
The Heritage Foundation warns that the US may lack sufficient interceptors for potential conflicts with China. This commentary aligns with ongoing concerns about military readiness in the Indo-Pacific region.
Takaichi emphasizes Japan’s commitment to non-nuclear principles on Hiroshima anniversary
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi reiterated Japan's commitment to non-nuclear principles during the Hiroshima anniversary ceremony. This statement comes as Japan prepares to revise key national security documents later this year.
X reports unprecedented law enforcement ties forged between FBI, China, and Russia
The FBI has reportedly established significant law enforcement collaborations with China and Russia. This marks a shift from a previous stance that viewed these nations primarily as sources of criminal activity.
U.S. Marine Corps ACVs to Counter Drones with Anduril Jammer Package
The U.S. Marine Corps plans to equip amphibious assault vehicles with Anduril's jammers to counter drones. This program is set to initiate this fall, following previous notices regarding electronic warfare capabilities.
Japan's SBI Shinsei, regional banks, KKR join forces for big loans
Japan's SBI Shinsei Bank has partnered with regional banks and KKR to facilitate significant loans. This collaboration reflects ongoing trends in banking alliances in the region.
Anutin's Indonesia visit, Japanese carmaker earnings, Taiwan drills
A report discusses Anutin's visit to Indonesia, the financial performance of a Japanese carmaker, and ongoing military drills in Taiwan. The information provided includes various economic and security engagements in the region.
Trump to send US$14 billion Taiwan arms package to Congress: McCaul
U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to submit a US$14 billion arms package for Taiwan to Congress soon, according to senior Republican lawmakers. The exact details of the package have yet to be confirmed — not independently verified.