Pakistan’s USD $134 Million PakSat-2 Satellite Project Moves Towards ECNEC Approval Pro
Pakistan's $134m PakSat-2 project would replace PakSat-1R. Explore its potential SATCOM capacity, X-band options and the rationale for a third GEO satellite.
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Analysis: Pakistan’s Point Defence Anti-Air Requirement Pro
MSPO 2026 showed Europe frontloading low-cost SAMs like MBDA's Counter Mass Interceptor and Ukraine's R-120K. Pakistan's PDMS and airburst requirement is next.
Pakistan Air Force Inducts HQ-17AE, Korkut and ŞAHİN Air Defence Systems Pro
The PAF has revealed four new short-range air defence systems — the CASIC HQ-17AE, NORINCO LD-76, Aselsan Korkut and Aselsan ŞAHİN. Together they form a...
Türkiye’s MİLDEN Submarine Offers Exactly What the Pakistan Navy Wants Pro
ASFAT revealed MİLDEN's specifications in August 2026. Why Türkiye's submarine, and the NUKDEN program behind it, could open a reactor trade with Pakistan.
Pakistan Ordnance Factories Showcases New Gas-Operated Assault Rifle Pro
Pakistan Ordnance Factories showed a new gas-operated assault rifle at Wah. Quwa assesses its calibre, POF's BW20 lineage, and the Pakistan Army's rifle gap.
Can Pakistan’s DIPRA Support Private Sector Defence Participation? Pro
Pakistan's DIPRA Ordinance puts defence production, procurement and R&D under COAS/CDF-led boards. Quwa maps what the text offers – and asks of – private firms.
Building Synergies Between Pakistan’s Private and State-Owned Defence Companies Pro
Pakistan's private firms can design drones but import every motor, PCB and fibre-optic cable. POF, NRTC and PAC already hold the upstream base to supply...
Pakistan Navy Sea Sultan LRMPA Program Update (August 2026) Pro
The Pakistan Navy's Sea Sultan LRMPA is slipping. Quwa examines how cutting Embraer out of the Lineage 1000E conversion created spares, MRO and cost risk.
Exclusive: Ukraine’s Fire Point Is Offering Long-Range Strike Drones to Pakistan Pro
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Why Foreign Arms Makers Are Secretly Walking Away from Pakistan’s Defence Deals Pro
Simply put, the dynamics that have chilled the Pakistani private sector's interest in the defence industry have also been felt by non-Chinese OEMs.