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Personnel from HMAS Hobart prepare to salute Indonesian Navy Hospital Ship Dr Radjiman W.-992, during the Indonesian International Fleet Review 2025, off the coast of Bali, Indonesia.
13 Oct 2025
Strategic Influence

Indonesia’s hospital ships are powerful tools of diplomacy

Indonesia is the only SE Asian country operating dedicated, dual-use capability hospital ships—India and the UK don’t. The ships epitomise soft power, resilience, and the ability to respond to crises at home and abroad.
8 minutes
5590
13 Oct 2025
Wellbeing

The Exercises You Should Be Doing for a Strong Core

Building a strong, functional core requires more than crunches or sit-ups. A balanced program should target the deep core system through varied, controlled movements to improve strength, posture, balance, and injury resistance.
5 minutes
5561
12 Oct 2025
Technology & Innovation

More power, no moving parts: The quest to fly a rotating detonation engine

Rotating detonation engines—with no moving parts and higher power density—promise lighter, more efficient propulsion for missiles and future systems. RTX and the US Air Force are advancing designs toward flight testing.
5 minutes
5565
12 Oct 2025
Air & Space Power

The Trouble with Reentry

The re-entry of space debris, exemplified by the 1978 Kosmos 954 incident, exposed First Nations communities in Canada to radioactive contamination; highlighting the global environmental, legal, and geopolitical ramifications of the early Space Age.
5 minutes
5581
Armed Forces of Ukraine soldiers conduct a trench clearance serial as part of OP KUDU Rotation 10 in the United Kingdom.
12 Oct 2025
Communication & Cognition

Since WWII, it’s been taboo to force nations to cede land after war. Russia wants to normalise conquest again

Russia’s attempt to retain Ukrainian territory challenges a long-standing global norm—rejecting land seizure after war—and risks weakening international stability if territorial conquest becomes acceptable again. The UN Charter prohibits forceful territorial acquisition.
10 minutes
5578
The devastation that was inflicted on Kangaroo Island by the bush fires. Dust was a constant issue that not only affected air quality but also local water quality on the Island.
12 Oct 2025
Strategic Influence

Concurrent disasters will overwhelm responders, stress ADF, risk report warns

Defence is not structured for recovery duties. Climate change poses rising risks and Australia must reduce reliance on current responders, while building dedicated disaster recovery capacity to maintain resilience under increasingly severe and concurrent crises.
9 minutes
5551
11 Oct 2025
Technology & Innovation

How Reservists Can Jumpstart Military Software Development

Reservists with private-sector software expertise can help accelerate military technology development, but the US Marine Corps must modernize employment models to harness this talent effectively and strengthen warfighting capability, before the next conflict.
5 minutes
5563
11 Oct 2025
Military History

Thailand’s Wartime Alliance With Japan – and What It Means Today

Thailand’s alliance with Japan during World War II was driven by both coercion and strategic opportunism, enabling Thailand to pursue territorial ambitions. The legacy of this alliance shapes contemporary defence cooperation between the nations.
7 minutes
5569
Local performers participate in the PNG 50th Anniversary Spectacular at Sir John Guise Stadium, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.
11 Oct 2025
Strategic Influence

Australia–PNG treaty: thinking beyond China and investing in a growing nation

The treaty aims for a long-term investment in PNG’s stability, which supports Australia’s own security. Strengthening the PNGDF helps PNG’s resilience and internal security pressures. The alternative could be far costlier for PNG and Australia.
6 minutes
5575
11 Oct 2025
Air & Space Power

Boeing's F/A-XX sixth-gen fighter peeks out from a vapor cone

Boeing has unveiled a conceptual rendering of its F/A-XX sixth-generation carrier-based fighter for the US Navy, designed to replace the F/A-18 Super Hornet with stealth, advanced AI, multi-role capability, and enhanced range.
3 minutes

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