We can attribute, or perhaps assign responsibility to, human evolution for the tendency of humans to be more inclined to believe statements presented with greater confidence.

One-on-one meetings between leaders and their direct reports should encompass the needs of the employee, along with those of the team and the organization. Nevertheless, the employee's needs are frequently overlooked.

Most people seem to have a preference for speaking, over listening. This article explains why it’s so important to cut back on speaking and increase the time we spend listening.

The U.S. Air Force is using AI, drones, and cloud tech to expedite aircraft inspections, improving accuracy and efficiency in trials backed by Boeing and Near Earth Autonomy.

The trend of 'unretirement' is on the rise, with pension-eligible individuals returning to work due to various factors, impacting businesses, governments, and pensioners.

Cybercrime evolution calls for a mindset shift in Australian organizations, facing multifaceted cyber threats. While total prevention is unattainable, impact can be minimized with resilience strategies.

Australia's decision to cancel key space initiatives, including the National Space Mission for Earth Observation (NSMEO), threatens its economic growth, international standing, and security. The move also overlooks Australia's geographic advantages for space activities.

Yevgeny Prigozhin, Wagner military leader, rebelled against Russian defense ministry, leading to significant losses for the Russian Air Force. The mutiny stemmed from disputes over Wagner's integration into the regular army.

This article describes UK's Operation Black Buck during the 1982 Falklands War, detailing the planning and execution of the daring long-range bombing raids using Avro Vulcan bombers and Handley Page Victors.

"Wave Makers," a Netflix drama, has triggered Taiwan's #MeToo movement, leading to real-life sexual harassment revelations implicating Taiwanese political figures and impacting upcoming elections.