The ANI at 50: Seapower 87
The final presentation to be re-published from the ANI’s Seapower Conference 1987 is by Mr Greg John*, the Director Australian Chamber of Manufactures. His...
Maritime dimension to UK security
By Professor Basil Germond*
The National Security Strategy (NSS), published by His Majesty’s (HM) Government on 24th June, describes threats and opportunities facing the United...
HMS Prince of Wales in Singapore
Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales (R09), flagship of the U.K. Carrier Strike Group (UKCSG), docked at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre,...
AUKUS: UK support solid; capacity doubted
*By Tom Howe
A recently announced Pentagon review of the AUKUS pact has sparked a renewed bout of debate in Australia. Led by the “AUKUS-agnostic”...
Summary of Iranian naval capacity
Iran’s navy ranks highly among the world’s top fleets and is actively expanding its capabilities with advanced submarines and warships - deployed to strategic...
Building up US ship-building capacity
By Matt Sermon*
The Navy’s Maritime Industrial Base (MIB) Office is celebrating hundreds of new maritime workers at our National Signing Day in Washington, DC....
US should support S Korean naval expansion
By Ju Hyung Kim*
When people think about the U.S.-ROK alliance, they often envision the Korean Peninsula: joint ground drills, combined air exercises, and the...
New issue of Australian Naval Review
The new issue of the Australian Naval Review (2025 Issue 1) has just
been uploaded to the website for full members to access: https://navalinstitute.com.au/australian-naval-review-2025-issue-1/
Hardcopies are...
HMAS Arafura commissions
The Royal Australian Navy commissioned the first of its new class of offshore patrol vessels, HMAS Arafura, at Fremantle Passenger Terminal on Saturday 28...
RNZN completes CTF 150 command rotation
On 25 June 2025 it was announced that Royal New Zealand Navy’s Commodore Rodger Ward completed his six month command of the Combined Task...