Russia is using the gas it supplies to western Europe as an economic weapon, causing severe economic disruption and making Europe rethink its dependence on Russian gas.

Research suggests that if you are visiting a new place and it resembles one that you have already visited—the resemblance is enough to trigger a feeling of Déjà vu

The war in Ukraine shows just how important it is to be self-sufficient in munitions such as missiles. Currently, the Australian government is working with Lockheed Martin and Raytheon to manufacture missiles in Australia.

The idea behind ‘acting your wage’ is about setting boundaries and only doing what you are paid to do—however, if your organisation fails to offer the compensation you think you deserve, consider finding another job.

Indonesia’s Defence Ministry appears to have been the big winner in this year’s negotiations on the 2023 budget—but at least one prominent Indonesian defence commentator says more needs to be spent on defence.

As Russia continues its nuclear threats, US B-52s have joined a varied fleet of aircraft from other NATO countries for nuclear weapons deployment drills running until the end of October.

This article argues that the leadership qualities that the RAAF requires are not only capable of producing influential leaders but can also produce 'good human beings'.

The USAF is preparing to assess the Australian-designed MQ-28 drone prototype through the Pentagon’s research and engineering (R&E) office.

Advertisers are notorious for collecting data about what you do and where you go online—this information is valuable and profitable as it helps advertisers to find out what you are interested in and to structure their advertisements accordingly.

Following Ukraine’s successful attack on the Kerch bridge, an embarrassed Vladimir Putin has ordered a new round of sackings of senior Russian military commanders.