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First RAN Vietnam port visit

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The flight deck of HMAS Toowoomba was akin to an informal United Nations General Assembly recently, as more than a dozen nations gathered on...

Mogami deal: more than just ships

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The signing of the “Mogami Memorandum” aboard the JS Kumano frigate docked in Melbourne on April 18, 2026, marks a pivotal geopolitical moment, one...

Santions-busting tanker’s Cuba trip

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Following its delivery of 100,000 tonnes of oil to Cuba, the Anatoly Kolodkin has arrived at the far northern Russian port of Murmansk, the...

Could Argentina retake the Falklands?

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By Tom Sharpe* Interest in the Falkland Islands rises and falls predictably. The anniversary of the 1982 liberation is usually a peak. Argentina generally stirs...

Maritime security a constant concern

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By Sean Andrews* A retired senior naval wag once quipped that Australia behaves as if it is “girt by beach”, not sea – a neat...

AUKUS cracks are showing: UK inquiry

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“Cracks are already beginning to show” in the UK’s funding for the AUKUS agreement, according to a British House of Commons Defence Committee inquiry....

Slow squeeze of Australia’s sea lanes

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By Sean Andrews* Australia is responding to a vulnerability it rarely states plainly: the country’s economic security depends on maritime access, and that access is...

UK-French Hormuz mission.

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The UK and France will coordinate a peaceful mission to defend the freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, UK Prime Minister Keir...

Any Iranian-linked vessel a target

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As the US naval blockade of vessels in and out of Iranian ports enters day four, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen....

Russians snooping on UK and Norway

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While a Northern Fleet Akula-class submarine sailed out from the Kola Peninsula as a diversion, other Russian naval units from the Main Directorate of...