Sudan’s Kordofan region, rich in oil and geopolitically critical, has become the epicentre of a brutal power struggle. The protracted conflict reveals the strategic importance—and vulnerability—of energy corridors in contested zones.

A Bangladeshi Air Force jet crashed into a local school killing 31 people, mostly children. This tragedy underscores the critical importance of training safety, maintenance protocols, and civil-military emergency coordination in densely populated areas.

What often holds leaders back is not a lack of skill or opportunity, but the subconscious beliefs that shape their decisions and behaviours. Studies suggest that self-limiting beliefs reduce executive function and problem-solving abilities.

Teams thrive when encouraged to challenge norms, suggest improvements, and think creatively. This article shows how leaders can spark that spirit—even in regimented environments.

Leading older personnel requires skill, tact, and respect. This article outlines key strategies for overcoming generational gaps, balancing authority with humility, and getting the best from experienced subordinates.

Not all “rest” restores. This article helps you distinguish between genuine self-care and disguised avoidance—offering guidance on habits that refresh rather than deplete, especially in high-demand professions like defence.

The Philippines is seeking international help on China by documenting and publicizing China’s aggressive actions. Manila also seems increasingly inclined to see its own security as connected to that of the broader region.

When pressure peaks, the best leaders turn inward—grounding themselves in purpose, values, and emotional regulation. This article explores the habits of high-stakes leadership that promote calm, clarity, and action under fire.

Men are lonelier than ever, but few talk about it—especially in environments that prize stoicism. This article unpacks the risks, roots, and remedies for male disconnection in modern life.

Air control is no longer absolute. Nations must adapt to complex, contested skies where mutual denial, and flexible tactics define strategy. Small drones remain effective in denied airspace. Operational planning must accept partial superiority.