The Gemini North telescope has filmed two galaxies slowly colliding—the same fate awaits our own Milky Way Galaxy in a few billion years.

The world’s first experimental maglev transit system using permanent magnets rather than electromagnets has carried its first passengers on an 800-metre test track in China—without needing a power supply.

Several behaviours typify power-hungry bosses. They may blame others for their mistakes; take credit for other people’s ideas; or belittle those who do not share their views. But can anything be done about these individuals?

One of the critical challenges for leaders in today's internet-connected world is to remain tuned in to their team members' thoughts, problems, needs and motivation levels.

Worldwide national defence growth is driving increased demand for advanced stealthy, multirole aircraft.

Ukraine has launched an advertising campaign promoting 'bravery' as its brand—one of its aims is to maintain western support for Ukraine in its war with Russia.

China's aggression over Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan is just a continuation of China's current aggression, which probably owes more to problems in implementing China's strategic Belt and Road Initiative.

China has widely hyped the capabilities of its fifth-generation fighter, the J-20, the Mighty Dragon—but this fighter might not be as capable as China implies.

The role of middle managers, once desired, is increasingly sandwiched by achieving the executive bottom line and balancing the rapidly changing employee expectations, all within a challenging and deteriorating economic environment.

Chief of Air Force (CAF) confirmed that the RAAF would continue with South China Sea surveillance flights despite a "recent spate of unsafe incidences"—he called on the Chinese military to adhere to professional standards.