Commissioning of the James Webb telescope is progressing well, with the first images due June –July 2022.

Bolstering cybersecurity has become more critical than ever in the 21st century; battles are now being fought digitally and with missiles as nations wage war in new and complex arenas.

Russia is losing the propaganda war in its invasion of Ukraine, but there is a risk that we only see what we want to believe instead of what might actually be happening.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has praised the ‘extraordinary resilience of the Ukrainian people and said he was convinced that Ukraine could win its war with Russia.

It’s no secret that sleep apnoea can cause serious sleep problems for sufferers, but an ongoing Australian study is investigating the impacts sleep apnoea has on the brain while subjects are awake.

Having described Vladimir Putin as ‘my closest foreign colleague and my best confidant’, Chinese leader Xi Jinping has taken admiring note of Putin and his tactics. So will Putin’s invasion of Ukraine inspire Xi to make his own moves?

Modern-day Russia seems to have embraced the Cold War concept of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD); and Vladimir Putin’s order to put his nuclear forces on a higher level of alert is consistent with Russia’s military doctrine.

Can you believe there’s a right and a wrong way to hold your phone? Apparently there is. If you rest your phone on your pinkie, while your thumb does all the scrolling, then read on.

This article asserts that personality traits such as extraversion, emotional stability, and conscientiousness may be positively related to leadership—but the relationships are complex.

Thanks to the pandemic, video conferencing software has become even more important for work and personal communication—and ‘Zoom’ has become a household name. This article offers tips and tricks to make your meetings more productive.