A cyber-attack on Yandex—Moscow's biggest taxi company—caused traffic chaos; the Anonymous Collective has claimed responsibility as part of its 'OpRussia' campaign supporting Ukraine.

US-supplied High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS) is helping Ukraine to turn the tide on the Russian invasion, with strikes taking out numerous enemy targets.

The Australian government has authorised major military construction works at Port of Darwin and RAAF Bases Darwin and Tindal.

This article argues that the US needs a deterrence strategy to convince potential agressors that if the US is involved in a conflict, an aggressor will not be able to achieve air superiority—and, without air superiority, conventional offensive ground operations may find it almost impossible to succeed.

A new heart transplant technique pioneered in Australia is reducing waiting lists for heart patients in Australia and potentially globally.

India becomes the sixth nation to build and launch an aircraft carrier—the Indian Naval Ship Vikrant (‘victorious’ and ‘gallant’). It’s the largest ship ever designed and built by India and has 76% local content.

Twelve Marine Corps F-35B Lightning IIs and 300 personnel based near Hiroshima, Japan, have been operating from RAAF Base Tindal as part of Exercise Pitch Black.

Lockheed Martin is buying in bulk, entering into long-term contracts with suppliers and automating as many processes as possible to make the production of F-35s more efficient and less costly.

Israel takes defence very seriously and is the only F-35 buyer to request and receive from Lockheed Martin a customised version of the F-35.

Fusion power is rapidly becoming a reality as several large companies are moving from an experimental prototype to a commercially viable system