Rehearsing diplomacy on the water
By Joy Dianne Gumatay*
Nations are used to diplomacy in the embassy. But in the South China Sea, consequential exchanges between states also occur on...
AI and space fill maritime surveillance gap
By Vincent Kyle Parada and Karryl Kim Sagun Trajano*
Maritime surveillance has become Southeast Asia’s critical capability gap. Artificial intelligence combined with orbital surveillance technologies...
From the ANI Archive: Communications into the Future
Naval communications has been an area of dramatic changes through the life of the ANI and articles have frequently appeared on the vital aspect...
New Commander of the Fleet
Today marks a significant moment for our Navy as command of the Australian Fleet passes from Rear Admiral Chris Smith AM CSM RAN, to...
Chinese container ship takes Arctic route
After a 25-day voyage via the Arctic a Chinese container ship has arrived at Teesport in the UK.
The voyage of the Dubai Tower, operated...
Bigger US military presence in Australia
The US military's presence in Australia is set to grow further, with the defence minister flagging upcoming announcements on a greater US "force posture"...
China gets Russian oil via northern route
Twelve tankers sailed across the Northern Sea Route with more than ten million barrels of oil to Chinese buyers in the first eight months...
New Guinea Eagles:
New Guinea Eagles: The Japanese Air Army from Rabaul to Wewak, October 1942 to September 1943. (Volume 1 of a planned 3). By Michael...
Doomsday Russian sub goes to sea
The special-purpose nuclear submarine Khabarovsk, designed to carry the Poseidon nuclear-powered giga-torpedo, is currently undergoing sea trials in the White Sea, the Barents Observer...
Struggling with Russian subs: UK Navy chief
Britain and its allies are struggling to contain Russian submarines, the First Sea Lord has said, in an unusually direct assessment given in an...