AIs have a big problem with truth and correctness—often referred to as ‘hallucinations’; and human thinking appears to be a big part of that problem.

The PRG aims to strengthen Pacific-led disaster response through regional cooperation but needs more resources.

This article examines Ukraine’s new ‘dragon drones’, equipped with thermite, which are striking Russian targets with devastating precision.

This article asserts that Taiwan must prepare for insurgency by mobilizing its population and acquiring key defensive systems.

The killing of Yahya Sinwar signals a potential shift in Gaza's conflict, but Israel vows to continue military operations until hostages are freed and security is restored.

The United States wants an arsenal of cheap, disposable drones; pinging commercial vendors for systems with mass-production potential.

The transfer resolves a longstanding territorial dispute and maintains a key US military base on Diego Garcia.

Modern internet-connected cars pose national security risks due to remote access, data transmission, and potential misuse.

The unmanned system offers unprecedented ISR capabilities, strengthening maritime surveillance, strategic partnerships, and operational flexibility for both defence and humanitarian missions.

This article posits that despite nuclear deterrence, rising flashpoints and asymmetric wars show that major conflict remains a risk—highlighting the evolving nature of warfare.