Anti-nuke move would aggravate the US
The Albanese government is weighing whether to make a dramatic break with the United States and sign an anti-nuclear weapons treaty that would aggravate...
Australia’s nuclear submarines – costs and timelines
By Jack Dillich*
The dust is settling from the momentous AUKUS announcement in San Diego. What can we expect in the coming decade?
Introduction
The AUKUS trilateral...
Singapore awards contract for multi-role combat vessels
At the end of March, Singapore’s Ministry for Defence (MINDEF) signed a contract with Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering) for the detailed design...
Chinese carrier deployed off Taiwan coast
China deployed an aircraft carrier strike group off Taiwan’s east coast, military officials in Taipei and Tokyo confirmed last week, US Naval Institute news...
ADF conducts Exercise Tasman Shield 23
The ADF has conducted Exercise Tasman Shield, a major exercise to test the ability of RAAF and RAN to work together has concluded off...
Sale of RNZN patrol vessels boosts local economy
Two former Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) Inshore Patrol Vessels, Rotoiti and Pukaki, are about to embark on a journey to their new home...
Xi unaware of grey operations
“There are dangers in how totalitarian states operate,” said Rear Adm. Mike Studeman, commander of the Office of Naval Intelligence, Breaking Defense reports. “The...
AUKUS silent on climate change
AUKUS and the Indo-Pacific maritime security in a changing climate
This article was first published in the Australian Naval Review, 2022, Issue 1, in June 2022.
By...
Philippines is AUKUS’s best SE Asian friend
By Richard Javad Heydarian*
Almost two years since it was first announced, the AUKUS submarine deal between Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States...
Japanese large uncrewed submarine
Japan's ATLA (Acquisition, Technology & Logistics Agency) showcased for the first time the design of its XLUUV at the DSEI Japan defense show, held...