This article examines Taiwan's new defence approach under President Lai Ching-te, focusing on the adoption of a "porcupine strategy." This method aims to make Taiwan more resilient against potential Chinese invasions by relying on dispersed, mobile, and cost-effective weaponry instead of conventional, high-profile systems.

The article highlights the strategic importance of space as a new frontier, emphasising the competitive dynamics among global powers and the need for robust international regulations to ensure the peaceful use of outer space.

This article argues Japan’s industrial policy balances cost, readiness, and wartime surge capacity to maximise capability.

Nguyen Phu Trong helped to build a better relationship with Australia; however, his death is likely to result in a degree of uncertainty regarding who is in charge—at least for the short term.

This article examines China’s stockpiling of strategic and non-strategic minerals, and whether China’s increasing secrecy about it stockpiling—as well as its continuing provocative military activities—is indicative of an impending Chinese invasion of Taiwan.

This article examines the roll-out of Lockheed Martin’s newest version of its sniper targeting pod, providing added networking capabilities designed to create a secure link between non-stealthy 4th-generation fighters, and stealthy 5th-generation fighters.

Sleep deprivation can affect health and performance; this article suggests strategies to minimise negative impacts while enjoying the games.

This article argues that identifying a ‘minimum viable capability’ (MVC), and then procuring a ‘minimum viable product’ (MVP), has enhanced acquisition efficiency and capability.

The US Air Force's F-22A Raptor debuts at Exercise Pitch Black 24, enhancing multinational air combat training and regional security.

The RSAF joins 20 nations in Australia for Execerise Pitch Black, the largest in its 43 year history.