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Chinese hospital ship in PNG

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On 8 April the Peoples Liberation Army-Navy (PLA-N) hospital ship Silk Road Ark arrived in the Papua New Guinea capital, Port Moresby. The visit...

From the ANI Archives: Seapower & the War on Terror

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As we observe over recent weeks US naval and air forces once more engaged in a war in the Persian Gulf, commentators try and...

Hormuz opening: US or nobody

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By Tom Sharpe* As the US-Israeli war with Iran enters its sixth week, Tehran has turned the Strait of Hormuz into a weapon. Since early...

China, Australia, and Timor-Leste

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By Christine Cabasset and Eric Frecon* Australia and its partners need to monitor the developments in China’s engagement with Timor-Leste carefully. Canberra should also, ideally,...

Indian underwater cooperation vital

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By Sarabjeet S Parmar* India and Australia need to start cooperating in detecting, monitoring and understanding what’s going on underwater. As submarines, especially small, uncrewed...

Trump doubles ships request to $65.8 billion

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President Donald Trump announced Friday he wants funding in 2027 for twice the number of ships that were requested the previous year, the Navy...

Naval warfare: asymmetry rising

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By Rudraksh Pathak* Naval warfare is approaching a point where the traditional capital ship is no longer an unambiguous asset in contested waters. For decades,...

First naval nuclear course begun in WA

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Western Australia’s first naval nuclear foundations training course has been launched, developed in partnership with Curtin University to support AUKUS and the future sustainment...

New Virginia class sub commissioned

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The U.S. Navy officially commissioned its newest nuclear attack submarine during a Saturday ceremony at Boston Harbor, the service announced. The USS Massachusetts, —...

Slow depletion of Australia’s defence capability

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The Gods of the Copybook Headings Dr Mark Bailey* For decades Australia spent about 2% of GDP on national insurance – the AD. Nothing bad ever...