Geopolitics

US, Canada and Finland in icebreaker deal

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An agreement between Finland, Canada, and the United States to jointly build icebreaker ships may hold the key to deeper cooperation between the Arctic...

Cable damage: Sweden seizes suspect ship

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Swedish authorities have seized a ship suspected of damaging a data cable running under the Baltic Sea to Latvia. The Vezhen - a Maltese-flagged...

Five sanctioned LNG carriers stuck in Arctic

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The five LNG carriers that were included in the latest round of EU sanctions against Russia are all stalled in remote Arctic waters. For...

RN: we are on to you, Russia

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In this article, Navy Lookout considers in more detail the implications following the revelation that an RN submarine deliberately surfaced close to the Russian...

Boost India to counter China

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Boosting India’s naval capabilities is one of the best ways the United States can counter Beijing’s rising power in the Indian Ocean, an expert...

Russia’s weaker Mediterranean presence

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The Russian Navy is significantly weakened in the Mediterranean. The collapse of the Assad regime in Syria has denied them their permanent base there....

AUKUS: $262m more for local industry

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The Australian defence procurement minister announced today $262 million AUD ($163 million USD) to help Australian companies as Australia tries to boost its business...

AUKUS and industrial integration

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By Adam Leslie* The AUKUS defence partnership of Australia, the UK and US has made remarkable progress since its establishment in September 2021, though it...

Blow to Putin’s dirty fleet

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By Selwyn Parker* It’s the near-miss that has shocked Brussels into action. Drifting helplessly in the Baltic Sea with 100,000 tonnes of oil in its...

China taking advantage of S Korean turmoil

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As South Korea’s political structure totters in the wake of former President Yoon Suk Yeol’s removal, China is said to have built a large...