On 25th April 1915 the ANZACs landed on the beach at Gallipoli.

China’s is debt ridden and the traditional remedy is to spend on infrastructure, but this fiscal strategy will arguably risk a rapid descent into an internal debt trap limiting China’s power.

This article from a former LtCol in the Royal Tank Regiment argues that tanks still have a role in coordinated combined arms groups, including infantry in Infantry Fighting Vehicles, recce vehicles, engineers, artillery and air defence.

William Leben writing for ASPI's Strategist argues that currently, there is a debate between those who think Australia needs an armoured land component and those who are sceptical about the future utility of tanks.

Clive Williams writing ASPIs Strategist, argues that as battleships became redundant because of airpower, the same might be happening to tanks because of the development of cheap drones that appear to be able to stop an expensive tank.

The Strategist's Shoebridge thinks that if the Ukrainian military has upgraded its weapons capability in eight years—why does it take Australia so long to upgrade ADF weapon systems.

The battles fought on the beaches of Gallipoli, Turkey, in 1915 brought the new Australian nation together and established the military reputation of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC).

The Skeptic Dictionary takes a pro-science view on claims, strange beliefs, deceptions and dangerous delusions.

Scientists at Drexel University USA may have found a way to create lithium-sulphur batteries with three times the capacity of existing batteries.

Russian warship Moskva sunk by Ukrainian anti-ship missile, US says, backing claims by Kyiv.