In an opinion piece for the Lowy Institute, Teesta Prakash explains that India has not denounced Russia’s invasion of Ukraine because India is still concerned about China and Russia supplies India with a lot of military equipment.

South Korea's new president-elect Yoon Suk Yeol won the election by less than one percentage point—in his campaign, he promised to take a tougher stance with North Korea.

The Australian Government plans to increase mineral production—especially 'rare earths'—to break Australia's almost complete reliance on China for critical minerals such as 'rare earths'.

Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe has warned that the 2022 Russo-Ukraine conflict might trigger a new wave of inflation, and as a result, interest rates are likely to rise.

Christopher Michaelsen opines that the 2022 Russo-Ukraine Conflict parallels events in WW1 and 2—providing Europe with the problem of how to respond.

With global instability worsening—thanks to Russia and China, in particular—Australia will increase the number of uniformed Defence personnel to almost 80,000 personnel.

Hunter and Scott argue that the 2022 Russo-Ukraine Conflict has three key leaders, each of who use a different type of leadership.

Russian professionals are leaving the country en masse, which could lead to Russia suffering from significant internal economic and strategic disruption.

Frankie J. Costa, Jr, describes how he learned important management techniques from observing how technicians organised their work.

Military leadership fundamentals are well-practised within the ADF, but their utility is reinforced when business adopts and adapts these practices.