This article argues Fumio Kishida's resignation raises concerns about the future of regional diplomacy, particularly with South Korea and the United States.

The Qinling Base may raises strategic concerns due to its potential military applications and resources, challenging the Antarctic Treaty’s principles.

The "Great Game" originally referred to the 19th-century rivalry between the British and Russian Empires over Central Asia, impacting British India. Now, a new "Great Game" is playing out in the Pacific, with China and Western powers competing for influence.

This article discusses Ukraine's bold strategy of targeting critical infrastructure near Moscow, signalling an escalation aimed at crippling Russian power and destabilizing leadership, potentially reshaping the conflict's trajectory.

Managing overconfident team members requires fostering a culture of respect for expertise while addressing gaps in knowledge—effective strategies include encouraging humility, facilitating mentorship, and emphasizing the value of collective wisdom.

This article examines the US Air Force’s consideration of a notional light fighter concept, highlighting the increasing questioning of the crewed sixth-generation stealth combat jet being developed as part of the NGAD initiative.

The P-51 Mustang's design offers insights into combining speed, range, and firepower—key elements in achieving air superiority.

This article suggests that AI may not be the existential threat many make it out to be; highlighting a new study showing Large Language Models (LLMs) can only follow instructions, and can’t develop new skills on their own.

Task Force 58 was composed of four main carrier groups. Each group included aircraft carriers, battleships, cruisers, destroyers, and was supported by a robust logistics network of tankers and supply ships​.

This article argues there are more EV geopolitical issues than just tariffs and overcapacity.