The framework document argues that the US needs to establish space superiority as a precondition for winning a war, and explains that the Space Force will do that by exercising ‘space control’.

This article looks at budget phones to 3D monitors. April brought inventive tech despite global pressures—highlighting how innovation continues even as pricing and supply chains face serious strain.

Recent US military focus on family care and base support options has improved quality of life. Impending cuts to Defense civilian workforce may undermine essential support to military, highlighting the nexus between uniformed and civilian workers.

The company plans to fold technologies it developed in its unsuccessful bid for the US Air Force’s Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) platform into the F-35 and F-22 Raptor to create a “supercharged” fifth-generation fighter.

Strengthening the link between intelligence and policymaking is vital—better integration ensures national decisions are timely, informed and resilient against emerging global challenges. The recent Intelligence Review recommended Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet coordination.

This article reinforces how competence of military personnel is not determined by an archetypal warrior based on sex, gender, sexuality or ethnicity. Diversity among personnel has proven to enhance operational effectiveness, situational awareness and problem solving.

The US is more than 50 percent import-reliant on forty designated critical minerals. Setting price floors through tariffs can directly counter Chinese market manipulation and boost producer confidence without reducing incentives to become increasingly cost-competitive.

Neither faster arms deliveries nor higher defence spending will instill much needed self-confidence in the Taiwanese nation. However, transforming the culture of the Taiwanese armed forces will—especially the culture of its officer corps.

This marks a significant step in US-Philippine military cooperation. MADIS is a mobile short-range air defence system designed to protect U.S. Marines from air threats, including planes and helicopters, cruise missiles, and drones.

This article explores the challenges of human capital in the Australian Defence Force (ADF), with a focus on the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) and its recruitment practices, along with an examination of entry waivers.