The facts about Australia’s nuclear submarine program USS Annapolis arriving at the Royal Australian Navy’s HMAS Stirling base Australia’s planned acquisition of nuclear-powered submarines is undoubtedly ambitious and risky. […]
Hanwha Ocean Buying Austal Would Probably Suit the United States It looks like the United States has changed Australia’s mind. In April, the Australians doubted private shipbuilder Austal could be […]
Navigating the Waves of Change: India’s Unmanned Revolution in Naval Warfare In the past year, numerous media reports have highlighted the Indian Navy’s preparations for trials of its inaugural indigenously-developed […]
Australian Government Approves Next Phase of Collins Class Life-of-type extension HMAS Farncomb will be the first of Australia’s six Collins class submarines to undergo sustainment and capability enhancement under a […]
East Of Suez: The Folly Of Britain’s Return To The Indian Ocean May 29, 2024 By Dennis Hardy, Geopolitical Monitor More than half a century ago, the British government pledged […]
Treasurer Jim Chalmers addressing the Lowy Institute on 1 May (Adam Hollingworth/Lowy Institute) Treasurer Jim Chalmers spoke at the Lowy Institute this month about the need to align Australia’s economic and security […]
China’s New Aircraft Carrier Heads to Sea for First Trials After six years of construction, the carrier is on its first sea trials PUBLISHED MAY 1, 2024 China’s massive new […]
Asia s next war could be triggered by a rusting warship on a disputed reef MANILA — In the most hotly contested waterway in the world, the risk of Asia’s […]
Houthis Escalate Threats against Shipping Launching “Fourth Stage” French destroyer on escort duty in the Bab al-Mandeb. Photo: EUNAVFOR Aspides The leader of the Houthi movement called for a […]
The Red Sea warship decision: a continuation of the continental drift in our strategy By Richard Menhinick Last year I wrote the maritime opinion piece on the Defence Strategic Review […]
