AIs have a big problem with truth and correctness—often referred to as ‘hallucinations’; and human thinking appears to be a big part of that problem.

Russia is being sanctioned for using riot control agents and chloropicrin—a toxic choking agent first deployed in the trenches of World War One—against Ukrainian troops.

Ukraine has reportedly struck a Russian depot housing ammunition made by North Korea—one of Moscow's key allies and arms suppliers.

Air gapping provides limited cybersecurity protection, highlighting the need for network safety through continuous monitoring and visibility of all assets, especially in Defence environments with both legacy and modern devices. Proprietary protocols further complicate security, requiring protocol recognition tools to secure Defence networks effectively.

The latest classified manoeuvres, utilising space capabilities, may advance low-fuel orbit-changing techniques, crucial for future missions. The X-37B acts as a testbed for NASA and Pentagon technologies, demonstrating aerobraking, a fuel-saving method used by NASA and other agencies.

Japan plays a key role in the US Indo-Pacific strategy, shifting from pacifism and increasing defence spending. Joint projects and future defence partnerships strengthen ties, with Japan potentially involved in AUKUS, leveraging its expertise to revitalise US shipyards.

Aims to establish Australia’s first airship freight base, with operations expected by 2028—aiming to revolutionise heavy freight transport while reducing carbon emissions.

Many studies show an association between religious faith and psychological health—but it’s not quite that simple.

The Pentagon has provided more details on its latest strike against Houthi targets in Yemen, but the goal of making the Red Sea safe for merchant ships still seems out of reach.

Explores ten Roman military innovations that transformed ancient warfare—highlighting weaponry, medical advancements, and battlefield tactics crucial to their enduring success.