This article examines the B-52J—the latest upgrade to the B-52 Stratofortress; a bomber that has been in service since the 1950s. It will be quieter, with a stealthier profile.

China’s strategic support has propped up Moscow amid sanctions—yet Chinese banks, wary of U.S. repercussions, are quietly aligning with Western policies to protect China's global interests.

Growing unease about China's influence in Southeast Asia is pushing regional countries towards deeper cooperation with Australia—fostering stronger economic, political, and defence ties.

This article examines the criticisms AUKUS has generated recently, and argues that Australia has a vested interest in AUKUS, and preserving peace, stability and prosperity in our region.

Prabowo’s presidency will focus on military modernisation and stronger control over defence and foreign policy—ensuring stability while expanding Indonesia’s geopolitical influence.

In this article, three Atlantic Council experts discuss recent events in Lebanon when beepers and walkie-talkies used by Hezbollah exploded in a coordinated manner on successive days.

This article examines new AI technology from an Australian start-up that can fit inside a drone; lead a team of other drones, and think independently.

ChatGPT’s new voice feature mimics human interaction—raising concerns about users forming emotional connections with the AI, potentially altering human relationships.

The "Great Marianas Turkey Shoot" secured U.S. naval air dominance by devastating Japan’s carrier-based aircraft—shifting the balance of power in the Pacific permanently.

Despite a severe phobia of flying, USAAF General Henry Arnold rose to become a key architect of U.S. air power, shaping the modern Air Force.