This article argues Ukraine’s recent military success in Kursk demonstrates the enduring importance of surprise in modern warfare, despite advanced surveillance technologies.

The Space Force's new satellite sensors will improve intelligence by offering real-time tracking of moving targets, addressing key surveillance gaps while requiring global cooperation and technical innovation.

The Russian Navy's century-old Kommuna was recently damaged by missile fragments.

This analysis reveals evolving strategies and tactical shifts in the ongoing conflict, offering critical insights into current and future operations. Understanding these developments is vital for adapting leadership and strategic planning in dynamic, contested environments.

Gender diversity strengthens defence strategies by incorporating varied perspectives and addressing cultural sensitivities, improving mission outcomes, such as intelligence gathering and operational effectiveness, in conflict zones and humanitarian operations.

This article argues Australia has a much better-functioning governmental system than the US.

This article examines the US Air Force’s intention to expand its international exchange program for enlisted airmen, in order to improve cooperation between allies in case of a major war in the Pacific.

This article argues Fumio Kishida's resignation raises concerns about the future of regional diplomacy, particularly with South Korea and the United States.

The Qinling Base may raises strategic concerns due to its potential military applications and resources, challenging the Antarctic Treaty’s principles.

The "Great Game" originally referred to the 19th-century rivalry between the British and Russian Empires over Central Asia, impacting British India. Now, a new "Great Game" is playing out in the Pacific, with China and Western powers competing for influence.