Geopolitics

Pakistan praises Chinese naval advances

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The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy is on its way to becoming one of the finest and leading navies after showing remarkable progress...

Russians want carrier back

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When the erstwhile Soviet Union disintegrated, Ukraine sold the Kuznetsov-class cruiser carrier to China. More than two decades later, a Russian political party has...

Of maritime security and a rules-based order

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Maritime scholars and practitioners often wrestle with the question of what a “desirable” architecture for maritime security should be, and how must it be...

US warship in Taiwan Strait

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A US warship sailed through the Taiwan Strait on Thursday, the US Navy said, in a move likely to anger Beijing. The guided-missile destroyer USS...

US senators’ AUKUS N-sub reservations

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Two key US lawmakers sent a warning shot to President Joe Biden over concerns that the AUKUS trilateral security agreement could imperil America’s submarine...

Reawakening Malabar

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By Ben Stevens* After a false start 15 years ago, the annual Malabar naval exercise has become a key strategic development for the Quadrilateral Security...

China’s carrier challenge to the US

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Fujian, China’s third and most technologically advanced aircraft carrier, is anticipated to begin sea trials this year, expanding its advanced naval fleet to rival...

Canada extends Arctic shelf claim

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Canada filed an addendum on Monday to extend its continental shelf in the Arctic, increasing significantly its overlaps with claims by Russia, the Barents...

AUSMIN’s strategic reset

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By Kim Beazley* After their latest AUSMIN talks, Australia’s defence and foreign ministers and their US equivalents noted that the alliance and partnership had never...

Canada flexing in the Pacific

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By David Scott* Canada has been conducting annual Pacific deployments of strategic import, including Westploy in 2016, Operation Poseidon Cutlass in 2017, and Operation Projection...