Scientists are usually sceptical about new ideas or theories, especially as there is now so much evidence to support existing scientific theories.

A year after Russia's invasion, the Ukrainian military is still capable and effective due to its President and also its commander-in-chief, Valerii Zaluzhnyi.

This article looks at the development of augmented soldiers in the USA and how augmentation could be used in actual warfare.

Labels might seem mundane, but they can be far from harmless as they imply a value judgement about the person labelled and can result in people being treated in a way that is both prejudical and fails to use their actual skills.

Ukraine shows a high degree of innovation in adapting and improvising weapon systems from various sources—to use in repelling the Russian invasion of their homeland.

While emotional intelligence (EI) isn’t always necessary to get ahead in life, the absence of these skills will make managing and leading people more difficult.

Some governments have realised the negative impact of after-hours digital work-related communications on overall productivity and worker health and are introducing legislation to stop it from happening.

In this review of a book about the management consultants McKinsey, the Sydney Morning Herald notes that McKinsey engages in a whole raft of very dubious practices.

Spy/surveillance balloons were widely used during the Cold War between the West and the Soviet Union (Russia), but recent events involving the shooting down of a Chinese balloon in US airspace have shown why today they are not a particularly valued capability.

Survey results HILDA (Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia) confirm that working from home is widespread, is probably here to stay but that it can be discriminatory towards women