A Ukrainian farmer modified his tractor for demining, while Azerbaijan partnered with APOPO to use rats for efficient explosive detection.

North Korean cybercriminals, posing as IT professionals, hack and scam to fund their regime, often targeting firms that pay in cryptocurrency or renminbi.

The US urgently needs a national defence-industrial base mobilization to supply the weapons and equipment for its security as well as to support Ukraine and prepare for possible conflict with China. The huge US economy can support this.

Agile Combat Employment is a concept gaining traction within the USAF and impacts the way their Air Force plans, prepares and responds to threats. The change of focus to a more agile model means that logisticians especially must be able to employ logistics support from adaptive bases and often in a contested environment.

The ADF's effectiveness in domestic settings can be compromised by a lack of emotionally intelligent leadership and clear public policy, potentially leading members to question the true nature of the challenges they face.

The US has banned most incandescent bulbs, following Australia's 2010 decision. LEDs use 90% less electricity, last 25 times longer, and offer adjustable light and colour.

Ukraine uses USVs to challenge Russian ships in the Black Sea, providing a cost-effective advantage and straining Russian defences.

The leader of US Army Futures Command, Gen. James Rainey, believes the idea of completely replacing soldiers and other familiar trappings of war with robots and computer-derived strategy, is misguided.

Israel and Iran are in a "shadow war" with potential escalation risks. Israel aims to prevent Iran's weapon acquisition, bolstered by its new diesel-electric submarine.

Ostensibly, performance improvement plans—or PIPs—are a set of objectives meant to fast-track employee improvement. Often, however, PIPs are used as a tool to nudge out underperforming workers.