Building on the 2007 Joint Declaration on Security Cooperation—future cooperation could involve the development of military hardware using recent developments in AI and quantum computing.

Augmented reality glasses have the potential to manipulate human behaviour by tracking eye movements—this raises some serious ethical questions.

Satellite connectivity is coming to everyday smartphones using a new generation of satellites, but connections will be limited at first.

B52 H models (the last new airframes) are being upgraded with Rolls-Royce F130 turbofans, digital engine control systems, increased range, enhanced field performance, improved fuel economy and reduced maintenance/ logistics costs—as a result, they should remain in service until at least 2050.

Being away from something in time or space helps us see things more clearly— David Rock calls this ‘the clarity of distance’.

Failures are an inevitable part of work and life, and learning to treat failure as an opportunity to learn can help you become a better manager and leader.

Artur’s father, Oleg, is a colonel in the pro-Moscow forces. He stays in touch with his father by text but tries hard not to let hate consume him and avoid seeing his father as a traitor.

NATO's airborne warning and command aircraft enhance Ukrainian capability through round-the-clock, almost real-time, intelligence about Russian operations.

When groupthink becomes common in decision-making, it signals that innovation is not a priority, dissent is unwelcome, and not all voices are included.

Too often, genuine ‘news’—in the form of substantiated facts and information—is forced to compete with catchy Tweets and opinions that might be based on false or fake news stories.