In late February, the European Central Bank deployed its most powerful financial weapon against Russian aggression; the US announced that the Federal Reserve would impose sanctions upon the Russian central bank.

A “rain bomb” damaged more than 17,000 homes and killed 10 people, wreaking havoc in Sydney, Brisbane, Lismore and the North Coast NSW.

The US military has signed deals with Rocket Lab and Sierra Space to see vital cargo delivered worldwide at hypersonic speeds.

Bolstering cybersecurity has become more critical than ever in the 21st century; battles are now being fought digitally and with missiles as nations wage war in new and complex arenas.

This article argues that banned mobile phone jammers are a public safety issue and can interfere with other forms of communication.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has praised the ‘extraordinary resilience of the Ukrainian people and said he was convinced that Ukraine could win its war with Russia.

Russia is losing the propaganda war in its invasion of Ukraine, but there is a risk that we only see what we want to believe instead of what might actually be happening.

This article argues that Elon Musk’s promises may be ahead of his ability to deliver and that as Starlink expands across the globe, so does his power.

Thanks to the pandemic, video conferencing software has become even more important for work and personal communication—and ‘Zoom’ has become a household name. This article offers tips and tricks to make your meetings more productive.

Modern-day Russia seems to have embraced the Cold War concept of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD); and Vladimir Putin’s order to put his nuclear forces on a higher level of alert is consistent with Russia’s military doctrine.