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Should US arm Ukraine with anti-ship missiles?

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By Mykola Bielieskov * When it comes to U.S. military-technical assistance for Ukraine in the context of Russian aggression, sharing the Javelin anti-tank guided missile...

Navy continues training contract with ASC

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The Department of Defence has re-engaged ASC Pty Ltd to continue to deliver Royal Australian Navy’s training services for the Collins class submarine program....

Bring Australia’s Navy home from the Middle East

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By David Brewster* Last Wednesday, the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) frigate HMAS Warramunga (pictured) docked at Garden Island, ending a nine-month deployment to the western...

China, ASEAN and the South China Sea

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By Huong Le Thu* The announcement earlier this month that ASEAN and China had agreed on a single draft code of conduct negotiating text over...

Australia faces unprecedented set of security challenges

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By Albert Palazzo* There’s broad agreement among defence thinkers and academics that the international security environment is on the cusp of significant change. Dominating the...

Nuship Brisbane on sea trials

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NUSHIP Brisbane is the second of three destroyers being built and integrated by the Air Warfare Destroyer Alliance, comprised of the Department of Defence,...

Beijing’s maritime ‘gifts’

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By Euan Graham* China’s growing naval and paramilitary might receives daily attention. But what of China’s emerging role as a provider of capacity to coastal...

Increasing defence spending will only provoke China

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By Mike Scrafton Good policymaking, including strategic policymaking, requires a number of steps. There has to be an objective reason why the government should or...

Amphibious landing defaults to Adelaide

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ASPI on sea state: The multinational Rim of the Pacific Exercise concluded this week with an amphibious landing trial. The US was supposed to participate,...

US–Australia relationship brings big benefits to both

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By Brendan Nicholson* The conference rooms scattered through Lockheed Martin Australia’s headquarters in Canberra are each named after high-achieving scientists and other thinkers and doers—and...