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By Norman Friedman* When he met President Obama at the United Nations, Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed that ISIS in Syria was a menace to the world, and that it had to be destroyed. How he disagreed gives some idea of what Mr Putin is trying to achieve in his lengthy war against the West.

US carrier, F-22s on way to South Korea amid rocket worries

Indonesia is to buy Russian Kilo Class submarines.

By Serge DeSilva-Ranasinghe and Mitchell Sutton* HOME to the only major naval facility on Australia's Indian Ocean seaboard, with half of the Royal Australian Navy’s...

Some worrying trends for Arctic confrontation.

Mini-photo shoot - Lublin class Torun

PARALLAX AND BULLSEYE BUOYS: THE FUTURE OF NAVAL AVIATION By LT Jon Paris IT WAS was Day 43 of the war everyone said would never happen:...

AUSTRALIA’S most enduring maritime mystery — the loss of the navy’s first submarine AE1 — could be solved in November when a hi-tech search is mounted in waters off Rabaul in Papua New Guinea.

AT first glance, the recently released Asia-Pacific Maritime Security Strategy looks like a rehash of a lot of old points about the US’ position on Pacific matters. But upon closer examination, there is a key shift in language that those of us who watch the region will take note of. Here are ten things you might have missed: