These are the biggest protests against Chinese government policy since the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests—the government seems to be meeting some of the protestors' demands to lift government imposed covid restrictions.

This NATO maritime exercise included Italian, French, British and two American carriers supported by warships from other NATO countries—Russia does not have the economic resources to support a similar size fleet.

Russian public support for its invasion of Ukraine appears to be “falling significantly”. A “reduced tempo” in fighting is expected to continue over winter—Putin is probably now getting more accurate situation reports.

The US Defense Department has unveiled its newest bomber—the B-21 Raider, which will serve as the backbone of America's bomber force.

Russia's own electronic warfare systems interfered with Russia's ability to conduct operations by disrupting its platforms and its military capability.

The ‘fight, not talk’ message came from US and Western diplomats, officials and military leaders at the Halifax International Security Forum.

NATO's continued cooperation on sanctions against Russia and support for Ukraine seems to be making NATO stronger, not weaker.

The Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles can take credit for introducing a new strategic term—‘Impactful Projection’.

General Mark Milley, Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, suggested the only solution to the Russia-Ukraine conflict was diplomacy—but the official US position is that Ukraine is entitled to set the terms of any future peace treaty with Russia.

The money will be spent, among other things, on equipment, military intelligence, direct financial support, humanitarian assistance, food security and healthcare.