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China’s ‘Good Enough’ Submarines Are a Growing Problem for the U.S. Navy
This piece unpacks how China’s undersea force is evolving from crude Soviet-inspired diesel boats into a “good enough” fleet ...
South Korea’s growing investment in American shipbuilding could foster the development of ships capable of using next ...
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[News analysis] 4 reasons China is biting its tongue on South Korea’s pursuit of nuclear subs
Immediately, a spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry reiterated a boilerplate position, expressing hope that the US and South Korea would “earnestly fulfill their nuclear non-proliferation ...
A new poll has found Australians support the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal, despite critics’ warnings of the huge price tag ...
Richard Marles recently warned of China's military build-up, sparking concern in Beijing. But the Trump administration has ...
SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles on Saturday urged greater transparency from China over its military modernisation and deployments as Pacific nations brace for a more ...
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Defense Giants Team Up to Build Australian Nuclear Submarines
Four defense giants have teamed up to develop the combat system for Australia’s new nuclear-powered submarines. Analytical ...
HONG KONG – Beneath the surface of the South China Sea off the tropical Chinese resort island of Hainan, an underwater tunnel guides submarines into a lair reminiscent of a James Bond spy movie. From ...
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