2022: Pakistan Finds Modernization Path but Funds a Challenge
Islamabad can acquire modern weapons from China, but Pakistan’s corroding economy will hamper long-term plans.
Islamabad can acquire modern weapons from China, but Pakistan’s corroding economy will hamper long-term plans.
Despite this colossal overhead, Pakistan's so-called defence industry meets little of Pakistan’s defence needs.
Pakistan’s near-3% increase to its defence budget will not offset the impact of the country’s structural economic flaws from recent years.
The National Aerospace Science and Technology Park (NASTP) is a project under the Aviation City Initiative. The goal is the establishment of an aerospace technology...
In early April 2022, the Pakistan Army’s (PA) Chief of Army Staff (COAS), General Qamar Javed Bajwa, said that Western supply restrictions have pushed Pakistan...
On 09 March 2022, an Indian Air Force (IAF) BrahMos supersonic land-attack cruise missile (LACM) crashed in Mian Channu, an area located in Khanewal District...
In 2021, Pakistan cemented its defence modernization strategy through the dual approach of acquiring off-the-shelf Chinese solutions and developing original projects.
Kazakhstan orders 3 Anka UAVs from Turkey. Pakistan’s new Type 054A/P frigates seem to be armed with CM-302 supersonic anti-ship missiles. Do sub-1,000 kg drones...
IDEF 2021 saw the reveal of Pakistan’s Jinnah-class frigate, a contract between TAI and NESCOM to collaborate on the Anka UAV, and interest in Turkish...
Pakistan has multiple drone programs under development or procurement as well as a new communications satellite in the roadmap.