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Lessons from the Red and Black Seas

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By Chong De Xian* The recent major security incidents in the Black and Red Seas underscore the transformative impact of emerging technologies on maritime security...

Australia to buy US torpedoes for $200m

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Australia will acquire additional quantities of torpedoes from the United States through a $200 million agreement, Australian Defence Magazine reports.  “The continuous joint development of...

AUKUS: UK Commons inquiry

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On 2 April the UK’s Parliamentary Defence Committee launched an inquiry into AUKUS, the trilateral security partnership between the UK, the US and Australia....

New Russian nuclear sub launched

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A brand new nuclear-powered Russian submarine was floated out of the Sevmash yard's dock hall on Thursday. Russia is now half-way in launching the...

USN nuclear boss upbeat on subs

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The Navy is counting on innovations to help it build and staff submarines and ships more efficiently as demand for the capability grows, the...

New submarine surveillance system

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Defense contractor Anduril has rolled out a new, readily deployable undersea surveillance system called Seabed Sentry, which uses networks of small and relatively low-cost...

How to respond to Chinese flotilla

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By Edward Sing Yue Chan* Australia should respond to China’s growing naval presence with a measured approach, focusing on clear communication with security allies rather...

Rise of flat-top drone carriers

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There are now at least three navies that have acquired or are developing ‘flat-top’ carriers designed specifically to carry uncrewed air systems. Here we...

New US, Australian autonomous vessel

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A new design for a fast, modular naval vessel capable of autonomous operations and missile launch has been unveiled by US defence company Eureka...

Australia can defend itself without US

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By Sam Roggeveen* I’d like to start with a simple declaration: Australia can defend itself with a less reliable American alliance partner. In fact, Australia...