Russia is using the gas it supplies to western Europe as an economic weapon, causing severe economic disruption and making Europe rethink its dependence on Russian gas.

At last, the USS Gerald R. Ford is on its first deployment, five years after it was commissioned into service and 15 years after its naming.

According to the author of this article—a former British ambassador to Ukraine—Russia is demonstrating weakness in its attempt to conquer Ukraine.

Australia is exploring developing closer defence links across all domains with PNG as part of expanded defence cooperation across the Pacific.

China is dependent on the US for access to advanced semiconductor chip technology—the US restricting China's access to US chips is likely to have a significant effect on China's economy.

The Insitute for the Study of War—which includes people such as General Dave Petraeus on its board—provides valuable, real-time analysis of the Russo-Ukraine Conflict. For example, it notes that Russia is repopulating Ukrainian cities with Russians, which violates the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide.

Following Ukraine’s successful attack on the Kerch bridge, an embarrassed Vladimir Putin has ordered a new round of sackings of senior Russian military commanders.

Indonesia’s Defence Ministry appears to have been the big winner in this year’s negotiations on the 2023 budget—but at least one prominent Indonesian defence commentator says more needs to be spent on defence.

Business management principles strongly support meetings as the primary tool to develop, engage, communicate and strategise— due to their frequency and lack of structure, they may be wasting people’s valuable workplace time.

Research suggests that if you are visiting a new place and it resembles one that you have already visited—the resemblance is enough to trigger a feeling of Déjà vu