Strategic Influence

Japan admits growing need to counter espionage after Russian ‘den of spies’ report

Growing concerns over foreign intelligence activities have prompted Japan to strengthen counter-espionage measures, following reports alleging exploitation of technology networks and procurement channels, highlighting challenges in protecting critical information and dual-use capabilities.
1 minutes
Technology & Innovation

How did Russia’s Kh-101 missile get single-crystal blades exclusive to US engines?

Fresh analysis of recovered Kh-101 missile debris has indicated that Russia may have introduced advanced turbine technology, potentially extending range, increasing payload capacity and enhancing strategic strike capability despite Western sanctions.
2 minutes
Strategic Influence

US warns China could have 4,000 hypersonic missiles by 2035, Russia 1,000

US intelligence is predicting significant increases in Chinese and Russian hypersonic missile stockpiles, driving US investments in missile defence and long-range strike weapons. Current estimates suggest Russia has between 300 and 600 long-range air-to-air missiles.
3 minutes
Royal Australian Air Force members from Number 21 Squadron stand proudly in front of a B-24 Liberator bomber, an airframe operated by the squadron in the closing years of World War Two, during a tour of the B-24 Liberator Restoration Museum in Werribee, Victoria
Military History

The Davis Wing, the B-24 Liberator, and the Self-Made Bet That Paid Off

The B-24 Liberator, World War II’s most-produced American aircraft, owed its success to David Davis’s unconventional wing design, which improved speed, range, fuel capacity, and payload, demonstrating how practical innovation can outperform established scientific orthodoxy.
10 minutes
A painting created by the students from Jerrabomberra Public School's 2D class on display at Headquarters Joint Operations Command in Bungendore, Canberra, as part of NAIDOC Week 2025. "21 Kangaroos (2D students) eagerly make their way to the watering hole /meeting place (school).
Wellbeing

After the Blast, a Soldier Learns to Sleep Again

Art therapy can reveal trauma when words cannot. Effective recovery from traumatic brain injury requires coordinated, multidisciplinary care, with improvements in sleep, mood, and brain function playing a vital role in restoring wellbeing and hope.
5 minutes
Strategic Influence

NATO Allies invest 40 billion dollars in counter-drone capabilities and drone training

NATO will invest more than US$40 billion in counter-drone capabilities, expand drone operator training and accelerate procurement through standardised systems, with the aim of strengthening Alliance readiness, interoperability and resilience against evolving un-crewed aerial threats.
1 minutes
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Strategic Influence

US warns China could have 4,000 hypersonic missiles by 2035, Russia 1,000

US intelligence is predicting significant increases in Chinese and Russian hypersonic missile stockpiles, driving US investments in missile defence and long-range strike weapons. Current estimates suggest Russia has between 300 and 600 long-range air-to-air missiles.
3 minutes
Cyber

Gaps in network security, oversight strategy hamper US’s aviation cybersecurity regulators

Aviation cybersecurity safeguards remain partially implemented, with gaps identified in network monitoring, identity management, zero-trust adoption and organisational responsibilities, highlighting the need for stronger cyber resilience across interconnected aircraft, airport and airspace systems.
3 minutes
Technology & Innovation

How did Russia’s Kh-101 missile get single-crystal blades exclusive to US engines?

Fresh analysis of recovered Kh-101 missile debris has indicated that Russia may have introduced advanced turbine technology, potentially extending range, increasing payload capacity and enhancing strategic strike capability despite Western sanctions.
2 minutes
Strategic Influence

Japan admits growing need to counter espionage after Russian ‘den of spies’ report

Growing concerns over foreign intelligence activities have prompted Japan to strengthen counter-espionage measures, following reports alleging exploitation of technology networks and procurement channels, highlighting challenges in protecting critical information and dual-use capabilities.
1 minutes
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