Recruitment and retention are ongoing challenges for Western militaries—the US Navy reversed its recruitment trend by radically changing how it attracts and accepts candidates.

Likeability is linked to success—a valuable skill that can be developed and applied in the workplace, enhancing leadership effectiveness and teamwork.

A comprehensive review commissioned by the WHO finds no link between mobile phone use and brain cancer—reassuring, given past concerns about radio wave exposure and potential carcinogenic effects.

This article helps leaders promote health-conscious choices, debunk hydration myths, and make informed decisions about beverages—emphasising water's benefits for team well-being and productivity.

Russia’s growing isolation, even from former Soviet allies, is weakening its strategic support network—negatively affecting its battlefield effectiveness and long-term operational sustainability.

Moscow claims Russia leads in drone warfare, but the article questions these assertions—important for assessing credibility in drone capabilities, which affects global power dynamics.

This article examines one of the most divisive workplace issues—meetings—and looks at a new study which sheds light on challenges with modern meetings, offering insight for improvement.

BLUF Harari warns AI could surpass human control, transforming societies through information networks. His insights encourage strategic reflection on managing emerging technologies and their societal impacts.

US struggles in pier maintenance highlight the immense logistical challenges China would face in launching and sustaining a full-scale invasion of Taiwan—demonstrating the complexities of such operations.

The role is mostly symbolic—actions involving military powers under Australia's Constitution require ministerial guidance, emphasising the importance of civilian oversight in national defence decisions.