The use of AI is reshaping modern warfare—enhancing intelligence gathering, communication interception, and precision strikes, demonstrating how advanced technologies are transforming battlefield strategies worldwide.

Countries are striving to define and implement responsible AI practices—emphasising legality, human control, and bias mitigation in military applications as AI's role in conflict increases.

Efforts continue to locate a WWII bomber lost off Western Australia in 1943—families seek closure as the mystery of the missing crew remains unsolved.

The Australian Army is strengthening its future force by enhancing trust, emphasising classical military education, and elevating professionalism amidst evolving national defence challenges.

A recent USAF summit focused on quality of life concerns—recognising personnel readiness suffers when domestic challenges distract from mission focus and operational effectiveness.

Italy's naval presence in the South China Sea—alongside U.S. and Australian forces—highlights rising tensions with China and reinforces regional alliances.

This article discusses the deployment of US troops to Shemya Island, near Alaska, in response to Russian military activity, involving the presence of jets, ships and submarines.

The US military's surge in the Middle East is creating long-term readiness and cost challenges, risking future operations and straining resources already stretched thin by global threats.

A cold war refers to heightened tensions between nations without direct conflict—today’s landscape shows growing rivalry in economics, technology, and power dynamics among key nations.

Australia must develop domestic data centres to support its AI ambitions—ensuring sovereignty over critical data and fostering self-reliance in AI technologies.