This article explores the establishment of Papua New Guinea's new air force, highlighting its significance for regional security and potential impacts on defence strategies in the Asia-Pacific region.

This article explores Italy's first participation in Exercise Pitch Black, emphasising how international collaboration and joint exercises enhance defence readiness and interoperability, providing insights into the strategic advantages and operational benefits of such exercises.

Countering foreign intelligence operations and safeguarding national security is complex. This article identifies the different types of spies- 'sleepers', 'illegals' and ‘non-official covers’ and how they work.

Australia's new Indo-Pacific Broadcasting Strategy seeks to bolster Pacific engagement and resilience by promoting media training, facilitating exchanges, and improving communication channels between governments and media, aligning with Australia's strategic defence and regional interests.

This article discusses the strategic importance of expanding submarine facilities at Cockburn Sound, Western Australia, under the AUKUS agreement, highlighting its potential to enhance Australia’s defence capabilities and deterrence in the Indo-Pacific region.

This article examines whether the number of B-21s being built is sufficient. USAF plans to build at least 100 of the aircraft, but experts are arguing the number is insufficient given current global threats from China, Russia, and Iran.

This article examines Taiwan’s upgrading of 139 older F-16s to the Block 70/72 Viper variant under the Peace Phoenix Rising program. This is critical if Taiwan is to bolster its defences against an increasingly aggressive China.

This article examines the strategic and operational implications of air exercises such as Pitchblack , offering insights into how these exercises enhance preparedness, interoperability, and capabilities relevant to Australia's defence and regional security.

This article examines Europe’s Future Combat Air System—an ambitious effort to field a suite of warplanes and drones by the 2040s. It highlights what could become the first large-scale defence program with artificial intelligence playing a major role.

This article examines a US Navy EA-18G electronic warfare jet that claimed the platform’s first air-to-air kill, illustrating the combat effectiveness of the aircraft’s AIM-120 Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile (AMRAAM).