The author of this article asserts that social media networks are anything but social—they’re toxic—and further, social media platforms are beginning to unravel.

The application of economic measures against Russia is proving relatively effective in isolating Russia from many global markets—which reduces Russia's ability to buy armaments from foreign sellers.

Australian businesses' cyberdefences might not be as good as businesses operating in other countries—which might be why cybercriminals are targeting them.

The UK has suffered considerable turmoil over the last few years, which has made it difficult for businesses to plan ahead. However, recent UK research shows that digital skills—vital to business success—might have been neglected. Worth considering whether any of these findings apply to Australia.

The US State Department has approved the 'possible foreign military sale' to Australia of 24 C-130J-30 planes and related equipment to replace the existing RAAF fleet of 12 Hercules aircraft.

Most popular accounts of human prehistory suggest civilization emerged linearly—humans starting as nomadic hunter-gatherers and later moving on to farming and permanent settlements leading to villages, towns and then cities. The Dawn of Everything challenges this narrative.

The new US Army headquarters in Germany will be staffed by 300 US personnel responsible for coordinating security assistance for Ukraine.

The money will be spent, among other things, on equipment, military intelligence, direct financial support, humanitarian assistance, food security and healthcare.

In the wake of FTX Cryptocurrency Exchange's bankruptcy, properly regulated financial markets such as stocks and shares look much more attractive—worth remembering the old saying ' Caveat emptor' let the buyer beware.

His troops and his enemies respected WW2 German General Rommel—his daring resulted in tactical success. Still, in the long run, he did not pay enough attention to logistics, and in the end, his forces were driven out of Africa.