The Nordic nations—Sweden, Finland, Norway and Denmark—are considering coordinating weapon acquisition and distribution in support of Ukraine.

Top-ranking members of the US Space Force are warning of China's growing capability in the emerging space military domain and believe Australia's geography provides an excellent environment for future space operations.

The 1980s saw the dominant players in European aerospace design collaborate to create a fighter jet capable of matching Soviet models—the result was the Eurofighter Typhoon.

US maritime strategy experts argue that the heart of Australian deterrence should be an undersea nuclear-powered submarine and that Australia has the capacity and public support to acquire such a capability

Decades of geopolitics built on significant economic dependence on Chinese manufacturing is about to change as western companies plan to move production to countries other than China.

Russia’s air force has hundreds of fourth-generation—partially stealthy— fighter jets but has never achieved air superiority over Ukraine.

Lloyd Austin, the US defense secretary, wants to see more US troops training in Australia, which would signal the US commitment to Indo-Pacific security.

The B-21 Raider is the first new American bomber aircraft in more than 30 years, and almost every aspect of it is classified.

Australia Defence Minister Marles has said that he wants Japan to join AUKUS, which could lead to better defence industry integration between Japan, the UK, USA and Australia.

The Scrap Iron Flotilla (named by Nazi leader Joseph Goebbels) refers to WW1-era Australian destroyers that, despite their age, played a crucial role in resupplying Australian troops besieged in Tobruk in WW2.