According to Moody’s, Russia has defaulted on its foreign debt for the first time since 1918. Moscow claims its ability to make the payments have been impaired by the tough economic sanctions imposed following its invasion of Ukraine.

Workplace bullying can occur in many forms, such as humiliation, harassment, blocking advancement, discrimination, intimidation and rumour-mongering.

The author of this article argues that too many business leaders are acting like it's 1922, not 2022 when it comes to managing their people.

Research suggests that for some people low zinc levels may play a role in depression.

Air Vice-Marshal Robert Chipman will be the next Chief of Air Force (CAF) in July when he replaces the outgoing CAF, Air Marshal Mel Hupfeld.

The Australian Government has announced a change of command for Australian Defence Force (ADF) senior leadership positions, including chiefs of services.

In this article, British historian Barnaby Crowcroft reviews Andrew Roberts’ book Leadership in War: An Antidote to Cynicism, which discusses lessons from the lives of nine figures who made history.

For the first time in 60 years, China's population will begin falling—but why? The author of this article examines this issue.

It’s unlikely Russia expected the level of resistance it is now facing when Moscow first decided to invade Ukraine. So, in addition to dealing with Ukraine’s armed forces, Russia will likely struggle to pacify the territory it has seized.

According to a new study, introducing bright and green colours into our cities can make people happier and calmer—this also applies to virtual cities, cities that only exist online.