A look at the apparent shift in the naval shipbuilding industry whereby new market entrants are making in-roads in the developing world.
An overview and analysis of the Pakistan Navy’s submarine procurement & replenishment plans, namely in light of an order of eight submarines from China.
An analysis of the challenges associated with domestically producing helicopters in-house in Pakistan.
An overview of how Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) and its products, such as the the JF-17 Thunder, factor into Pakistan’s defence export goals.
A discussion of what Pakistan has done – and is planning to do – in order to diversify from its dependence on high-tech American arms.
A discussion of why some countries, especially developing ones such as Pakistan, seek used military equipment in order to fulfil their defence needs.
An introductory overview of transfer-of-technology (ToT) and commercial offsets in the context of developing world defence industries and militaries.
India’s favoured status with the United States has positioned New Delhi for success, Pakistan needs to adapt to this reality in earnest.
With funding challenges in mind, Pakistan commits to hardware upgrades and improvements with the help of its key partners.
Qatar bought itself a brand new navy, Botswana is building a new air force, and Pakistan is forging a new path.