The accelerating US-China technology rivalry, driven by artificial intelligence and missile advancements, highlights shifting military dynamics. This article offers strategic insights into how AI might reshape future conflicts and redefine defence capabilities.

This article examines the Battle of Fallujah and the lessons learned from the intense urban fighting; the potential implications for future urban combat; and the challenges presented by technology and social media in urban warfare.

This article explores the pivotal role of U.S. airpower in the European theater during World War II, examining strategic bombing campaigns, the integration of diverse air units like the Tuskegee Airmen, and the lessons for modern air warfare.

Understanding how U.S. war spending affects the economy helps shed light on inflation, GDP impact, and the long-term trade-offs associated with military financing.

This article highlights the widespread violations of international humanitarian law committed during recent conflicts in Russia-Ukraine, Israel-Hamas, and Sudan; and emphasizes the challenges in holding perpetrators accountable for preventing, or limiting, abuses.

The first case of bird flu found in a U.S. pig has alarmed experts, given the potential for pigs to act as “mixing vessels” for flu viruses that could adapt to infect humans.

Following a heart attack, immune cells called ‘monocytes’ are recruited to the brain to promote deep sleep. This limits the activity of the sympathetic nervous system, lowering heart rate and blood pressure to facilitate healing.

This USAF Program is costly—roughly three times as much as an individual F-35. Air Force aims to make a decision on the program by end of year, highlighting its significance for the nation's future.

The Defense Intelligence Agency gave its latest assessment that North Korea had finished ‘internal preparations’ for a test at its nuclear site. The tests—which possibly include an ICBM launch—could further impact regional security.

Utilising soldiers with large online followings to promote a more positive public narrative may help the US Army cut through the noise on social media and better engage with younger audiences, particularly on platforms like TikTok.