Unsafe Chinese flare release near RAN helicopter
The Australian Government has expressed its concerns to the Chinese Government following an unsafe and unprofessional interaction with a People’s Liberation Army – Air...
Red Sea’s asymmetrical naval cost
By Dr Bonnie Johnson*
The recent crisis in the Red Sea has escalated from Houthi drone and missile attacks on commercial ships to a major...
Advanced warfare system for UK ships
The Royal Navy has officially endorsed its advanced electronic warfare system, the Maritime Electronic Warfare System Integrated Capability (MEWSIC), following positive feedback from its...
SSN-AUKUS ready in late 2030s
Britain’s new nuclear submarines will be operational from the late 2030s, replacing the current Astute Class, according to the British Government, UK Defence Journal...
Chinese stalk US, Phililippine and French ships
U.S., Philippine, and French amphibs and frigates drew the attention of Chinese surveillance ships and surface combatants as they sailed out of Philippine territorial...
Maritime security a mere poker chip
By Alexandru Cristian Hudișteanu*
Global trade is the backbone of modern lifestyles and economies, with some 90 percent of trade being carried by sea. The...
US should seek allies’ help on SCS
China has made the belief that it can operate with impunity in the waters of the Indo-Pacific region, much to the consternation of its...
Aircraft go by sea to Falklands museum
Two iconic Royal Navy aircraft are embarking on an 8,000-mile journey to become the centrepieces of a museum in the Falklands. A retired Sea...
Big robotic sub goes to sea
DARPA has finally unveiled more of its mysterious Manta Ray robotic sub, with impressive new images of the prototype Uncrewed Underwater Vehicle (UUV) undergoing...
Benefits of AUKUS expansion
AUKUS is a program with big promises for reinforcing regional security through technology transfer and multination force interoperability. Bringing Japan into the Pillar II...