RNZN Frigate Update Program Strikes Headwinds
And We Think We Have Problems!!! Canadian national security concerns delay court battle over New Zealand warship upgrades The second of the country’s two naval frigates is due to leave […]
And We Think We Have Problems!!! Canadian national security concerns delay court battle over New Zealand warship upgrades The second of the country’s two naval frigates is due to leave […]
The Russian Navy has a massive numerical advantage over their Ukrainian foe. Yet they have lost 5 vessels, some major and some minor. All are significant. The Russian Navy, on […]
For the first time, China’s navy has appointed a female officer as the commanding officer of one of its surface combatants. In time for the PLA Navy’s 73rd anniversary, state […]
Article by Dr James Bosbotinis, associate member of the Corbett Centre for Maritime Policy Studies at the Defence Studies Department of Kings College London. Slava class Cruiser The Russian Navy […]
Upon the request from Tonga, the Chinese military has sent two naval vessels to the country with China’s second batch of disaster-relief supplies in the aftermath of a volcano eruption, […]
Honkers revisited The first impression made by its striking new architecture is nothing short of profound. Unlike Australia, the soaring elegant skyscrapers attest to the importance of outstanding architecture in […]
Some Chinese ferries Apart from its people and its carefully preserved historic sites, nearly everything in China seems less than 20 years old nowadays. The tourist ferries are no exception. […]
Manila revisited by Laurie Watson During the 1960s and 1970s many RAN ships visited Manila during SEATO exercises, on R&R from Vietnam, or just on goodwill visits. There are plenty […]
Iran observations by John Da Costa These observations were compiled after a recent three-week study tour of Iran, conducted by the University of Sydney in conjunction with the Near East […]