This article explores Italy's first participation in Exercise Pitch Black, emphasising how international collaboration and joint exercises enhance defence readiness and interoperability, providing insights into the strategic advantages and operational benefits of such exercises.

This article explores the establishment of Papua New Guinea's new air force, highlighting its significance for regional security and potential impacts on defence strategies in the Asia-Pacific region.

The article addresses the ongoing threat of sea mines and the use of unmanned systems to combat them. It provides a defence focus on modern mine countermeasures, highlighting their significance for maintaining naval security.

This article offers a defence strategy overview of the RAF's participation in Exercise Pitch Black in Australia, highlighting how joint exercises with international partners enhance operational readiness and foster strong defence cooperation.

Countering foreign intelligence operations and safeguarding national security is complex. This article identifies the different types of spies- 'sleepers', 'illegals' and ‘non-official covers’ and how they work.

The article argues that empowering the Office of National Intelligence (ONI) to lead capability development is essential for enhancing Australia's intelligence community's effectiveness and cooperation. This approach could address contemporary threats and operational challenges, ensuring better alignment with national security goals.

This article examines Australia's involvement in the Korean War from 1950-1953, detailing the contributions of the Royal Australian Navy, Air Force, and Army. It highlights key battles, strategic decisions, and the broader impact on Australia's military history and international relations.

As a member of the QUAD, understanding India’s geostrategic relationships could be useful to the ADF. Indian Prime Minister Modi's recent summit with Putin was controversial, highlighting India's strategic choices.

The article highlights the necessity to modernise US space-based nuclear command, control, and communications (NC3) systems in response to evolving geopolitical and technical threats. This is critical to maintain nuclear deterrence, stability, and secure communications under adversarial challenges.

This article looks at Australia's streamlined recruitment program for American and other foreign troops, enhancing the Australian Defence Force's (ADF) capabilities and addressing recruitment shortfalls, important for meeting future security challenges.