Geopolitics

Philippines sends cutters to protect fish fleet

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The Philippine Coast Guard deployed two patrol vessels to protect Philippine fishermen at Iroquois Reef following reports of harassment from a Chinese Navy helicopter...

US carrier heads to South China Sea

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Carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) departed the Port Klang Cruise Terminal in Malaysia on Wednesday, according to the Royal Malaysian Navy. The carrier is...

US N-sub bases in Guam

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Naval Base Guam received the USS Minnesota (SSN-783) on Tuesday, marking the first forward deployment of a Virginia-class nuclear attack submarine to the strategically...

Sweden asks Chinese ship to stay put

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Sweden’s prime minister asked a Chinese bulk carrier, suspected of cutting two undersea fiber-optic cables in the Baltic Sea, to return to its water...

Subi Reef now ‘anchoring hub’ of Chinese ships

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On 28 November the Philippine Navy (PN) spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea, Rear Admiral Roy Vincent Trinidad said that Subi Reef is now...

Time for RN to return to Black Sea

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By James Rogers and George Scutaru* Since February 2022, Britain’s presence in the Black Sea has shrivelled up. Between 2014 and 2021, the Royal Navy...

AUKUS electronic warfare co-operation

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In alignment with its Pillar II priorities, the AUKUS trilateral security alliance is standing up a data-sharing framework dedicated to electronic warfare (EW), according...

A Pine Gap in Trump diplomacy 2.0

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By James Cotton* What does Donald Trump have store for Australia when he returns to the White House? Past actions reveal a willingness to undermine...

Report to Congress on AUKUS

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The following is introduction to the Nov. 18, 2024, Congressional Research Service In Focus report, AUKUS Nuclear Cooperation. On August 7, 2024, President Joseph Biden...

NATO needs subsea cable plan

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By Cynthia Mehboob* This month, a disturbing escalation in the suspected sabotage of undersea cables unfolded in the Baltic Sea. Two fibre-optic cables – one...