The Defence Strategic Review aims to transform the Australian Defence Force into a force that can deter aggression, particularly from Beijing, and promote regional peace. The plan involves modernizing defence capabilities, investing in new technologies, and collaborating with regional partners to enhance collective defence and protect Australia's interests.

The recently published Defence Strategic Review has provided a worrying description of the current strategic circumstances. Our military planners cannot simply focus on preparing for potential threats as we are already facing those threats.

In service from 1967 to 2008, this helicopter was used by elite US special forces Pararescue jumpers, primarily to save lives.

The US-India relationship is vital for the future of technology as India becomes a promising alternative to China in supply chains, innovation hubs, and joint ventures.

In May 1943, the RAF bombed German dams to disrupt their war production using Lancaster bombers and a new weapon called the "bouncing bomb". The bomb had to be dropped at a specific height and speed to bounce across the water and destroy the dam.

Northern Australia will host approximately 30,000 military personnel when the biennial exercise begins in July. The number of personnel is almost double that involved in the exercise two years ago.

The Peter Principle is a management concept formulated by Dr Laurence J. Peter in the late 1960S; this theory suggests that people get promoted based on their competence in their current role rather than their ability to perform in a higher position. As a result, many individuals may end up in positions where they are no longer competent.

New Zealand's women, peace and security agenda has stalled since the first National Action Plan expired in 2019. Despite positive progress, the lack of a new plan risks NZ falling behind other countries in the region and missing out on important opportunities.

The US Air Force will spend $320 million buying 1,500 units of Raytheon’s GBU-53/B StormBreaker precision glide bomb.

Getting enough sleep, social interaction, ninety minutes of reading a day, crossword puzzles, using technology, pursuing education and detail-oriented hobbies can all help combat memory loss.