Militaries considering rapid expansion should take note of US Department of Defence research which identifies cultural barriers and dwindling physical standards as challenges to introducing a draft

This article examines the NATO air-defence operations reinforcing Polish airspace, which borders both Ukraine and Russia. The operation highlights the importance of allied monitoring of the airspace, with coordinated responses to any Russian violations.

This article examines Ukraine’s audacious raid into Russia’s Kursk Province which captured enemy soldiers, destroyed equipment, and discomforted the Kremlin. Could this strategic success help turn the tide of this war like George Washington’s Delaware crossing did in 1776?

This article examines how the case for US nuclear superiority has increased tensions between Washington and Beijing; and highlights the importance of understanding China’s approach to deterrence, in order to bring perspective to Sino-American nuclear dynamics.

This article argues including South Korea in AUKUS would enhance technological capabilities, strengthen partnerships, and increase Pacific security.

ASPI argues that Australia must back the Pacific Islands Forum's push for a new referendum on independence from France in New Caledonia to address legitimacy concerns, enhancing regional stability and countering Chinese influence.

$18 million allocated for Australia’s new Cable Connectivity and Resilience Centre. Aims to protect critical undersea cables and balance national security with diplomatic engagement.

The upcoming Australia-Indonesia defence pact will enhance bilateral security ties but remains within Indonesia’s non-aligned stance. This agreement signals strategic alignment without compromising Indonesia’s broader foreign policy independence.

This article explores the United States Air Force's shift in strategy regarding collaborative combat aircraft, focusing on balancing costs with shorter lifecycles. It offers valuable insights into innovative approaches and efficient resource management for strategic planning and future operations.

Stanford professor David Eagleman asserts that mastering skills through the 10,000-hour rule requires initial talent and the practice to be personally relevant and motivating; without these elements, the extensive practice won't effectively lead to learning or skill mastery.