This article discusses how the death of terrorist leader Yahya Sinwar has been used for propaganda by Hamas and other Islamist groups to portray Sinwar as a heroic figure, and rebrand him as a martyr.

China, as Iran's biggest oil customer, enables Iran to fund the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and its proxies, including the Houthis. China's involvement exacerbates the threat to Red Sea shipping and increases regional tensions.

Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has attracted global attention. It’s latest AI model, is reportedly on par or better than industry-leading US models. DeepSeek was produced at a fraction of the cost and is significantly cheaper to use.

Chief of the US Air Force has called for increased investment in the service due to the rapidly evolving threat landscape, and an aging aircraft fleet. The service is facing budget constraints and outdated infrastructure.

NASA's X-59, a part of the Quesst mission, aims to develop an aerodynamic design to mute sonic booms to barely perceptible thumps. If successful, it could revolutionize commercial aviation, enabling faster-than-sound flight over land.

Recent research revealed the Sydney funnel-web spider is actually three species, with Atrax Christenseni — 'Big Boy'— standing out as the largest and most venomous. The discovery has implications for antivenom production and public safety.

The BAE Eagle Passive Active Warning Survivability System should enable monitoring, jamming and threat deception in highly contested environments. The AI supported system improves radar warning and self-defence capabilities- part of modernising F15 E’s.

Australia’s facing a profoundly different global landscape due to China's rising ambitions and the shifting balance of power. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and China's growing hostility require Australia to prepare for a more disruptive future.

The recent earthquake and ten-day outage exposed Vanuatu's reliance on a single cable. To build resilient digital infrastructure requires innovative partnerships with countries and companies to address these critical gaps.

This article debunks the myth that black holes act as cosmic vacuums, "sucking in" matter indiscriminately. Instead, their effects are governed by gravity, tidal forces, and general relativity, much like other massive celestial objects.