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New Zealand is seeking industry info to build Antarctic patrol vessel
The government cautions that the ship will traverse “one of the roughest seas in the world,” where waves regularly exceed 33 feet and some are more than 66 feet high.
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Japan, US, France hold 1st joint drills on Japanese land
About 100 Japanese troops, along with 60 troops each from the French army and U.S. Marine Corps, will conduct urban warfare drills followed by amphibious operation exercises.
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China fields J-10 jets powered by homemade engine
The move represents China’s confidence in the local technology to equip the single-engine, multirole aircraft.
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China, the victim? From behind the Great Wall is a government under siege by foreign threats
Activity by U.S. military ships and surveillance planes directed toward China has increased significantly under the Biden administration, a spokesperson for the Chinese Defense Ministry says.
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The northern bear: How is the Kremlin getting along with its neighbors?
Even as China remains the biggest buyer of Russian weapons in Southeast Asia, Moscow is increasing military ties with other countries. Let’s check in on the state of this potential counterbalance to Beijing’s regional influence.
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What’s impeding Indonesia’s military ambitions?
The recent loss of a 40-year-old Indonesian submarine has highlighted the need for the Southeast Asian nation to replace many of its military platform.
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How COVID-19 has impacted South China Sea defense spending and procurement
The effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the Asia-Pacific region’s defense acquisitions and investments will mostly be a short shock followed by a reversion to long-standing trends.
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Eliminate ambiguity over Taiwan, or risk unravelling regional credibility
If China has indeed lost respect for the U.S., how long until it has neither fear nor hesitation — the point at which deterrence fails?
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India, Australia cleared to buy $4.3B in US military gear
India wants more P-8s, and Australia wants more ground vehicles and Chinooks.
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China says US increasing military activity directed at it
China routinely objects to the U.S. military presence in the South China Sea, which it claims virtually in its entirety, as well as the passage of Navy ships through the Taiwan Strait.
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New Zealand is seeking industry info to build Antarctic patrol vessel
The government cautions that the ship will traverse “one of the roughest seas in the world,” where waves regularly exceed 33 feet and some are more than 66 feet high.
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Japan, US, France hold 1st joint drills on Japanese land
About 100 Japanese troops, along with 60 troops each from the French army and U.S. Marine Corps, will conduct urban warfare drills followed by amphibious operation exercises.
-
China fields J-10 jets powered by homemade engine
The move represents China’s confidence in the local technology to equip the single-engine, multirole aircraft.
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China, the victim? From behind the Great Wall is a government under siege by foreign threats
Activity by U.S. military ships and surveillance planes directed toward China has increased significantly under the Biden administration, a spokesperson for the Chinese Defense Ministry says.
-
The northern bear: How is the Kremlin getting along with its neighbors?
Even as China remains the biggest buyer of Russian weapons in Southeast Asia, Moscow is increasing military ties with other countries. Let’s check in on the state of this potential counterbalance to Beijing’s regional influence.
-
What’s impeding Indonesia’s military ambitions?
The recent loss of a 40-year-old Indonesian submarine has highlighted the need for the Southeast Asian nation to replace many of its military platform.
-
How COVID-19 has impacted South China Sea defense spending and procurement
The effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the Asia-Pacific region’s defense acquisitions and investments will mostly be a short shock followed by a reversion to long-standing trends.
-
Eliminate ambiguity over Taiwan, or risk unravelling regional credibility
If China has indeed lost respect for the U.S., how long until it has neither fear nor hesitation — the point at which deterrence fails?
-
India, Australia cleared to buy $4.3B in US military gear
India wants more P-8s, and Australia wants more ground vehicles and Chinooks.
-
China says US increasing military activity directed at it
China routinely objects to the U.S. military presence in the South China Sea, which it claims virtually in its entirety, as well as the passage of Navy ships through the Taiwan Strait.
-
New Zealand is seeking industry info to build Antarctic patrol vessel
The government cautions that the ship will traverse “one of the roughest seas in the world,” where waves regularly exceed 33 feet and some are more than 66 feet high.
-
Japan, US, France hold 1st joint drills on Japanese land
About 100 Japanese troops, along with 60 troops each from the French army and U.S. Marine Corps, will conduct urban warfare drills followed by amphibious operation exercises.
-
China fields J-10 jets powered by homemade engine
The move represents China’s confidence in the local technology to equip the single-engine, multirole aircraft.
-
China, the victim? From behind the Great Wall is a government under siege by foreign threats
Activity by U.S. military ships and surveillance planes directed toward China has increased significantly under the Biden administration, a spokesperson for the Chinese Defense Ministry says.
-
The northern bear: How is the Kremlin getting along with its neighbors?
Even as China remains the biggest buyer of Russian weapons in Southeast Asia, Moscow is increasing military ties with other countries. Let’s check in on the state of this potential counterbalance to Beijing’s regional influence.
-
What’s impeding Indonesia’s military ambitions?
The recent loss of a 40-year-old Indonesian submarine has highlighted the need for the Southeast Asian nation to replace many of its military platform.
-
How COVID-19 has impacted South China Sea defense spending and procurement
The effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the Asia-Pacific region’s defense acquisitions and investments will mostly be a short shock followed by a reversion to long-standing trends.
-
Eliminate ambiguity over Taiwan, or risk unravelling regional credibility
If China has indeed lost respect for the U.S., how long until it has neither fear nor hesitation — the point at which deterrence fails?
-
India, Australia cleared to buy $4.3B in US military gear
India wants more P-8s, and Australia wants more ground vehicles and Chinooks.
-
China says US increasing military activity directed at it
China routinely objects to the U.S. military presence in the South China Sea, which it claims virtually in its entirety, as well as the passage of Navy ships through the Taiwan Strait.
