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Based on the Gulfstream G550 jet, ten EA-37B's will replace the USAF's ageing EC-130H fleet. Faster, with a higher ceiling and longer range they are more capable and sustainable. Designed to disrupt hostile signals and enhance allied operations.

The new Cyber Warfare Common Remuneration Framework will better address retention and the development of deep technical skills required in the cyber domain, with the key aim of building a fit-for-purpose cyber warfare workforce.

State governments control land-use and zoning powers. AUKUS needs public and state cooperation—legal, environmental, and political barriers may stall momentum if Canberra fails to engage states meaningfully. US alliance uncertainty could undermine state-level confidence.

The Chinese assessment simulated a US penetrating counter-air (PCA) operation against Chinese naval assets and inland military infrastructure. Despite its 70-year service history, the simulation found the B-52H outperformed much newer platforms.

Voyager 1 was launched in 1977 and still provides data from interstellar space. NASA engineers restored control just in time—reviving backup thrusters once thought unusable and extending the life of humanity’s most distant spacecraft.

While Russia could run out of quality recruits, force replenishment through 2024 was far more successful than many predicted. Its army is now 15-percent larger than it was when it first invaded Ukraine.

Shifting population and political tension signal growing pressure on France to accept structural change—raising wider questions for regional stability and Australia’s strategic positioning. The 2024 violence accelerated European population outflows. Voter eligibility reforms could ease tensions.

In this article, a former Pentagon official dispels some of the myths about US policy on autonomy in weapons systems, and how that is creating barriers to the US military developing and deploying greater autonomy.

Finance is now considered a warfare domain. Resilience and deterrence would be enhanced through a proposed office managing financial threats—merging intelligence, regulation and strategy to respond more effectively in a shifting geopolitical landscape.