China’s military is advancing towards its 2027 deadline for preparation for war against Taiwan. This article asserts there are four ways Beijing may attempt to counter U.S. intervention at the outset of a Taiwan conflict.

Managers are constantly dealing with interpersonal issues, however what first presents as a minor issue often reveals much deeper organisational and psychosocial risk as an outcome of poor role clarity, lack of support, and job overload.

Expanding education partnerships include India, Fiji, and the US. In particular, STEM fields are being used to drive national development and assert greater control over foreign relationships. Which nation’s system is adopted has long term ramifications.

With China and Russia having invested heavily in hypersonic weapons research, the US Air Force (USAF) wants to revive its shelved hypersonic program, and look at moving it into the procurement phase.

This article argues that smartphones can be parasites. From benefiting consumers with communication and tools and information, smartphones have evolved to have become near-indispensable and now serve the interests of sponsors and their advertisers.

Joint exercises have built human and procedural links, but maritime collaboration can be strengthened through a structured interoperability framework. Bilateral industrial partnerships could address capability gaps while robotics and undersea capabilities offer joint potential.

This article discusses Alexander Bublik’s post-match tears at the 2025 French Open. Resilience is often celebrated as grit, but Bublik’s story reveals a different kind of resilience—one grounded in physiology, not just mindset.

The Royal Air Force and Royal Navy are upscaling pilot training with state-of-the-art mission simulated environments to compensate for shortages. The emphasis is on using new technology geared towards reducing flight hours and carbon footprint.

Some key recommendations are:- moving to warfighting readiness, supporting defence as an engine for growth, NATO first, and UK innovation to be driven by lessons from Ukraine. A whole-of-society approach to national resilience.

The money will fund 10 second-generation satellites called Epoch 2, which are part of the Space Force’s planned Resilient Missile Warning and Tracking (MWT) program, designed to track hypersonic and ballistic missiles.