Russian Naval Losses in Ukraine
The Russian Navy has a massive numerical advantage over their Ukrainian foe. Yet they have lost 5 vessels, some major and some minor. All are significant. The Russian Navy, on […]
The Russian Navy has a massive numerical advantage over their Ukrainian foe. Yet they have lost 5 vessels, some major and some minor. All are significant. The Russian Navy, on […]
For the first time, China’s navy has appointed a female officer as the commanding officer of one of its surface combatants. In time for the PLA Navy’s 73rd anniversary, state […]
Article by Dr James Bosbotinis, associate member of the Corbett Centre for Maritime Policy Studies at the Defence Studies Department of Kings College London. Slava class Cruiser The Russian Navy […]
Upon the request from Tonga, the Chinese military has sent two naval vessels to the country with China’s second batch of disaster-relief supplies in the aftermath of a volcano eruption, […]
Honkers revisited The first impression made by its striking new architecture is nothing short of profound. Unlike Australia, the soaring elegant skyscrapers attest to the importance of outstanding architecture in […]
Some Chinese ferries Apart from its people and its carefully preserved historic sites, nearly everything in China seems less than 20 years old nowadays. The tourist ferries are no exception. […]
Manila revisited by Laurie Watson During the 1960s and 1970s many RAN ships visited Manila during SEATO exercises, on R&R from Vietnam, or just on goodwill visits. There are plenty […]
Iran observations by John Da Costa These observations were compiled after a recent three-week study tour of Iran, conducted by the University of Sydney in conjunction with the Near East […]