This article argues Pacific Islands gender equality aid is below global averages, highlighting a need for targeted and increased investments.

A comprehensive review commissioned by the WHO finds no link between mobile phone use and brain cancer—reassuring, given past concerns about radio wave exposure and potential carcinogenic effects.

This article outlines how the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) fighter design, prioritises long-range, stealth, and adaptability.

Brown rice is nutritionally richer than white rice, but both have unique benefits. Dietary context matters more when choosing between them.

Australia and Kongsberg Defence will jointly produce and service naval and joint strike missiles at a new plant in Newcastle.

This article argues leveraging superannuation funds for defence could be advantageous but faces significant regulatory and strategic challenges.

Russia’s growing isolation, even from former Soviet allies, is weakening its strategic support network—negatively affecting its battlefield effectiveness and long-term operational sustainability.

This article examines the Dartmouth Conference, held at a college campus in New England in the United States, in 1956; and highlights how the conference is widely considered the birthplace of artificial intelligence (AI) as we know it today.

This article argues the non-nuclear submarine, featuring advanced X-form rudders and possibly a vertical launch system (VLS), marks a significant naval upgrade.

This article examines the B-21 Raider, which was designed to replace aging B-1 Lancer and B-2 Spirit bombers, and highlights that the B-21’s radar signature may be no bigger than an insect.