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Japan Coast Guard’s first South China Sea drill

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The Japan Coast Guard and the Maritime Self-Defense Force conducted their first joint drill in the South China Sea on June 26, in a...

Partnerships in the Indo-Pacific

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By David Scott* From March to June 2019 naval diplomacy and an underlying strategic geometry was on show as India, Australia, France, and Japan deployed...

UK-US relations at post war low

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In forcing the ouster of British ambassador to the U.S. Sir Kim Darroch, President Trump sends a clear message: everything is transactional, argues Thomas...

Japan’s Persian Gulf dilemma

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By Professor Craig Martin* The 2015 “reinterpretation” of Japan’s Constitution presents Abe with a new dilemma should the United States request that Japan assist in...

The role of public affairs in US seapower

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By LCDR Arlo Abrahamson, USN* Introduction The technological innovations of the twenty-first century are transforming mass communications on a global scale. Organizations are competing in a...

Hugh White’s plan for defending Australia simply isn’t viable

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By|Michael Shoebridge* How to defend Australia sets out four strategic objectives for Australian forces: defending the continent, securing the neighbourhood, supporting maritime Southeast Asia and preserving...

Scrap ships, build subs, says Hugh White

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By Brendan Nicholson* Australia must massively reorganise its planned defence structure by selling off most of its surface ships, abandoning those still to be built...

Hugh White: How to Defend Australia

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By Hugh White* You don’t have to be as pessimistic as I am about the future of American power in Asia to start seriously thinking...

Australia must do more than flag-wave in the South China Sea

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By Sam Fairall-Lee* There’s a credibility problem in the South China Sea. When ASEAN states consider China’s commitment to dominating maritime Southeast Asia, its capability and the...

The long and winding way to the Indo-Pacific

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By Huong Le Thu* Finally, after much prevarication, pressure and hesitation, ASEAN has decided that it’s time to acknowledge the ‘Indo-Pacific’. At the 34th summit...