The ISS has been in operation for 25 years, but NASA plans to deorbit it by 2031. Private companies will launch commercial space stations, ushering in a new era of orbital habitats and space tourism.

In the business sector people commonly feel like they’re not getting enough credit for achievements at work. As most managers are busy thinking about their own priorities, the individual sometimes can apply strategies to be recognised.

Paul Douglas, a 50-year-old economics professor and former politician, enlisted in the Marines during WWII. He fought bravely in Peleliu and Okinawa, earned multiple honours and then served 18 years as a U.S. senator.

AI offers transformative potential for military education but also risks eroding independent reasoning. Professional military educators must teach students to use AI critically, preserving human judgment, discipline, and ethical reasoning amid technological dependence.

Most of us use passwords, but these are increasingly insecure and difficult to apply. Passwords can be easily hacked or leaked. Alternatively, passkeys are becoming more popular as they offer a higher level of security to protect personal and organisational data.

HIFraser, a Sydney-based advanced manufacturer, has been approved to provide three valve types and pipe fittings for use in both the construction and sustainment of the US Navy’s attack submarines.

A RAND study highlights how fragmented logistics, incompatible maintenance protocols, and restricted data access limit allied air forces’ ability to sustain shared aircraft in forward operations. Poses risks to readiness and coalition effectiveness.

Ukraine’s wounded veterans demonstrate extraordinary physical and psychological resilience, rebuilding lives amid ongoing conflict. Their recovery highlights lessons in rehabilitation, reintegration, and morale that are vital for sustaining combat effectiveness and post-war readiness in modern militaries.

Australia’s P-8A fleet will receive Increment 3 Block 2 upgrades—enhanced sensors, antennas, and software—boosting anti-submarine capabilities and interoperability with the U.S. Navy, while expanding local maintenance and workforce development.

President Trump has approved U.S. assistance for South Korea to build nuclear-powered submarines. The move breaks decades of resistance, raising AUKUS concerns and sparking regional non-proliferation worries, while Seoul seeks legitimacy and nuclear fuel access.