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5103
26 May 2025
Air & Space Power

Ukraine’s long-range kamikaze drone can hit 1,000 miles away with 265-pound explosives

The FP-1 is designed to engage high-value targets at strategic depth. The emergence of the FP-1 now places critical Russian infrastructure within effective engagement range, potentially even logistics lines inside the Russian Federation proper.
3 minutes
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A P-8A Poseidon at Butterworth.
25 May 2025
Strategic Influence

Experts react: At last, the US and Ukraine signed a minerals deal. Here’s what to expect next.

After months of negotiation, the United States and Ukraine have struck an economic partnership, intended to open US access to Ukraine’s natural resources—including its critical minerals—while helping to finance Ukraine’s reconstruction.
18 minutes
5106
A RAAF C-17A Globemaster III from no. 36 Squadron departs from Wilkins Aerodrome
25 May 2025
Strategic Influence

Antarctica’s Treaty in Testing Times

Scientific research remains a core treaty focus but faces increasing pressure from geopolitical interests and resource ambitions— a renewed international commitment is needed. China and Russia are expanding activities while potential territorial conflict grows.
7 minutes
5074
A No. 100 Squadron Supermarine Spitfire MK VIII aircraft performs an aerial display at the Australian International Air Show 2025.
25 May 2025
Strategic Influence

Peace without victory: Historical lessons from Wilson to Trump

Powerful nations often prioritise strategic influence over values—dependent partners risk being sidelined when support becomes inconvenient or politically costly. WW1 US President Wilson prioritised global leadership over allied victory. Patron states can withdraw support without warning.
7 minutes
5093
24 May 2025
Strategic Influence

ASEAN’s elusive code of conduct for the South China Sea

The South China Sea is a hotly contested area of geopolitical significance. For years, ASEAN and China have been slowly forging a path towards a peaceful resolution, but various issues continue to handicap the process.
6 minutes
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Chinese Navy sailors onboard PLA Navy Ship Sanya alongside South China Sea Fleet Navy Base in Zhanjiang.
24 May 2025
Air & Space Power

Ukraine’s air force has survived. Taiwan’s almost certainly couldn’t

Taiwan’s geography and base limitations make its air force vulnerable to sustained missile attacks despite underground shelters —more than just diversion tactics needed. War games show rapid air losses. Ukraine dispersed aircraft across small civilian airfields.
8 minutes
5091
24 May 2025
Military History

When Americans, Germans and POWs fought the SS from the walls of a castle

In May 1945, American soldiers and Wehrmacht (united German armed forces) troops became unlikely allies in a battle against the SS, in what could be considered the strangest fight of World War II.
10 minutes
5104
23 May 2025
Leadership

Crucibles, Not Comfort, Shape Future Military Leaders

There has been a well-intentioned shift toward empathetic leadership and psychological safety. The article suggests that this cultural shift didn’t cause the problem of ‘softness’ in military leadership, but it may have hardened it.
15 minutes
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HMAS Sydney, Malaysia (KD Terengganu and KD Sri Indera Sakti), Singapore (RSS Vigilance) and the United Kingdom (HMS Spey) sail in formation in the vast ocean during Exercise BERSAMA SHIELD 2025.
23 May 2025
Technology & Innovation

Australia Builds World’s Largest Battery Ship

A Tasmanian shipbuilder has launched a 40 megawatt-hour, fully electric ferry—demonstrating that large-scale, low-emission marine transport is not only viable, but already underway. It carries 2,100 passengers and 225 vehicles powered by electric water jets.
4 minutes
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A scale model of the RAAF General Atomics MQ-9 Reaper
23 May 2025
Air & Space Power

Houthi rebels have shot down 7 US Reaper drones in recent weeks

Rising drone losses costing more than US $200 mil highlight the growing risks and costs of sustained operations in contested environments—where defensive capabilities are quickly adapting to ongoing threats. Causes are still under investigation
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