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Canada changes new warship ground rules

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Canada has opened up its competition for new warships to designs yet to be proven, despite its previous commitment to purchase only off-the-shelf vessels. The...

UK ship-building projects to 2034

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CONSTRUCTION of the Royal Navy’s new Type 26 frigates will begin next (northern) summer, the Defence Secretary confirmed. Michael Fallon (pictured) was at BAE's...

Duterte plays a long game to secure Philippine advantage

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duterteBehind the crude populism, President Duterte has an intuitive grasp of what is best for the Philippines, Jonathan Bogais argues.

Pretty vacant. Some random thoughts on World War One

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By Mike Fogarty* TO WHAT extent was the Australian Imperial Force’s experience in the First World War similar to...

Change or fall behind, US defence leader says

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changeThe driving concept behind the Pentagon’s Third Offset Strategy comes down to : If we’re not changing, we’re losing to “pacing competitors” like Russia and China in conventional warfare.

Joint Australian-Indon South China Sea approach

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Australia is considering joint patrols with Indonesia in the disputed South China Sea, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said Tuesday, in a move set to...

Australian sub in NZ for anniversary

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A submarine has been spotted in Auckland this morning, the NZ Herald reports. But there's no need to worry, it's just the Aussies dropping...

Ukraine rebuilds navy, with U.S. help

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Ukraine is refitting and expanding its naval fleet, including repairing its flagship, the frigate "Hetman Sahaydachnyy", to counter a Russian military build-up in the...

Norwegian yard set to build world’s first unmanned ship

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The race to build the world’s first unmanned ship leapt ahead yesterday with news the UK’s Automated Ships – an M Subs Ltd subsidiary...

South Korea fired on Chinese boats illegally in its waters

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South Korea’s coast guard opened fire at Chinese boats illegally fishing within its territorial waters this week (nov 2016), the Korea Times reports. No...