Military

Australia’s largest ever treatment trial of PTSD in military personnel and veterans is delivering game-changing results

Since its establishment, Pakistan’s governments have been dominated by the military, but there is hope for change

To understand why anti-corruption campaigns fail in Pakistan, we must understand the role of kinship and the impact of periods of military rule

New research investigates the role of hindsight in difficult military decisions and how the outcome of that decision can bias our judgement of whether it was proportionate or even legal

Security forces and health workers make for prickly, sometimes deadly bedfellows, but investing in partnerships could reap dividends in disease control

The human and material toll of the world’s largest tank battle was horrendous as the Wehrmacht’s tactical edge was overwhelmed by superior means of destruction

Humour was a safety valve for trench-bound soldiers during the First World War and the language of the enemy was prime fodder, journals reveal

Almost a century after the First World War, the University’s war records are still being updated with new names of those who served and died - and there may be more

Protests on the Japanese island of Okinawa are an example of growing civil society dynamism in Asia, an important element of democracy and active peace-seeking

The creation of an enzyme mimic that can clean your clothes, could also have implications in the safe disposal of nerve agents