War of 1812 between the US and UK fought over border disputes—resolved by the UK promising not to support Indian tribes against the USA and the USA promising not to invade Canada.

The writer of this article claims that the 2021 Russo–Ukraine conflict is the first example of a fully-fledged cyberwar.

Jeremy Cliffe argues Germany has a complex relationship with Russia due to strong cultural connections, its position between east and west and the two thousand-year-old Latin-German divide.

Mark Piesing argues airships are potentially clean, quiet, and suitable for use in certain types of aviation requirements.

The Australian Army is testing a quiet, electric Bushmaster protected vehicle that should have the potential to enhance force capability.

Chief of Air Force (CAF) confirmed that the RAAF would continue with South China Sea surveillance flights despite a "recent spate of unsafe incidences"—he called on the Chinese military to adhere to professional standards.

The self-repair industry is growing—probably because people are short of money.

Greg Beyer argues that Montgomery, Paton, Rommel, Zhukov, Guderian, MacArthur, and von Manstein were the seven most talented generals of World War II—who utilised all the capabilities available to them to achieve outcomes. However, a list that does not include Eisenhower, Allanbrooke and Marshal could be considered deficient.

The deterrence value of hypersonic missiles has strategic consequences, especially as a deterrence against attack.

Finland and Sweden both have high-tech defence forces which should enhance NATO's military capablity.