Could Argentina retake the Falklands?
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
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
“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
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.
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
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
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...
Importance of Indonesian sea lanes
By Aristyo Rizka Darmawan*
If there is one thing Canberra has learned from the Strait of Hormuz crisis, it is how vulnerable Australia remains and how...
A Hormuz corridor solution
By Frank Bell*
The Strait of Hormuz does not need to be made safe to reopen global shipping. It only needs to be made governable....
Russia in the Indo-Pacific
By Paul Pelczar*
A Russian naval visit to Jakarta in recent days has passed with little media notice in Australia. Drawn from the Pacific Fleet,...