The Japanese Government is considering doubling Japan’s defence spending over the next five years, with the goal of moving from less than one per cent of GDP, to two percent.

The author of this article claims that Ukraine intelligence has found that captured Russian military equipment contains foreign-made microchips, especially those made in the United States.

Chinese authorities have denounced US President Biden’s assertion that the US and Japan would intervene militarily if China invaded Taiwan, as that would jeopardise Chinese President Xi Jinping's ambition of national integration.

In another win for Australia’s security—as well as acknowledgement of Australia’s military importance in the Indo-Pacific—the US State Department has approved the sale of mobile rocket launchers to Australia.

Australia's new prime minister, Anthony Albanese, has vowed to take the nation in a new direction, with a big shift in climate policy. He also believes Australia could become a renewable energy superpower.

Following Ukraine’s sinking of the Russian cruiser Moskva with a pair of Neptune anti-ship missiles, a fierce debate is taking place about the future of platform-centric warfare—and nowhere more so than in the US Marine Corps.

The adoption of digital and technology initiatives within the workplace must be matched by the development and skilling of the workforce if the organisation is to attain productivity, profitability and capability.

Australians are being targeted by new online scams. Frightening figures released in April show an increase in scams of 301 percent, compared to the same period last year.

COVID-19 has transformed how and where office-based work is located, bringing an increased threat to cyber-security.

On June 6th, we commemorate the anniversary of D-Day, the pivotal event in 1944 when the allies accomplished a successful landing in Normandy. This monumental achievement ultimately resulted in Germany's unconditional surrender in 1945.