Elbit LANIUS UAV
Elbit LANIUS UAV Elbit’s Lanius Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) is based on racing drone technology, and emphasizes speed and manoeuvrability. The small quadcopter is designed for kamikaze-style attacks on individual…
Kalashnikov ZALA Lancet-3
Kalashnikov ZALA Lancet-3 Russian Federation Unmanned Aerial System04-03-2024 ZALA’s Lancet is an Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) unveiled in 2019. The lightweight system performs kamikaze-style attacks alone or in swarms. The Lancet-3…
STM Kargu-2 UAV
STM Kargu-2 UAV STM’s Kargu-2 is a quadcopter Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) with extensive autonomous strike capabilities. The Kargu-2 was initially designed as a reconnaissance system. Later editions have been…
Kalashnikov KYB
Kalashnikov KYB In February 2019, Kalashnikov Group introduced the new Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) KYB-UAV, in collaboration with ZALA AERO GROUP. It can detect and attack various targets autonomously, such…
Norinco Sharp Claw
Norinco Sharp Claw China North Industries Incorporated (NORINCO) revealed the Sharp Claw I at the 2014 Airshow China in Zuhai. The “mini” Unmanned Ground System (UGS) is in active use,…
Hanwha Arion-SMET
Hanwha Arion-SMET At the military airshow ADEX 2023, South Korean company Hanwha unveiled a new Unmanned Ground System (UGS) called the Arion-SMET. The system is designed to provide various support…
Anduril Roadrunner
Anduril Roadrunner Anduril Industries in the US has developed a reusable Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) called Roadrunner, alongside a faster Roadrunner-M option with heavier explosives. The system can intercept hostile…
Elbit Skystriker
Elbit Skystriker Skystriker is a Loitering Munition / Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) manufactured by Israeli company Elbit Systems. Revealed in 2017 at the Paris Air Show and confirmed in operation…
The 5 Against the World: Why the US, Russia, and North Korea Just United to Protect “Killer Robots”
On November 6, 2025, the mask of the “Rules-Based Order” slipped. In a stunning UN vote on Lethal Autonomous Weapons (Resolution L.41), the United States didn’t lead the free world—it joined a coalition of five with Russia, North Korea, and Israel to protect the development of “Killer Robots.” Here is the geopolitical breakdown of why the “Hegemons” are terrified of peace.
The Myth of the “Third World”: Why We Must Abandon the Language of Empire
1. Introduction: The Violence of Nomenclature The act of naming is never a neutral linguistic exercise; it is an exercise in power. To categorise a nation, a people, or a…
Two Years in Thailand, and the Idiocracy I Refuse to Entertain
I moved to Thailand and found paradise, but I also found a relentless barrage of ignorance. In this post, I use hard data to dismantle the ‘ladyboy’ and ‘red-light’ stereotypes, proving that the countries casting judgment often have far darker statistics than the one they mock.
From “Triads” to “Scam States”: The political economy of industrial‑scale cyber fraud, drug production, and forced criminality in mainland Southeast Asia, 2012–2025
Films like Kill Bill and John Wick popularise a romanticised image of Asian organised crime built around codes of honour and tightly knit brotherhoods. Across the Mekong subregion today, especially…
