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U.S. to Review AUKUS as Part of Trump’s ‘America First’ Agenda

AUKUS · United States

U.S. to Review AUKUS as Part of Trump’s ‘America First’ Agenda

36% Center coverage: 116 sources

The decision to review the partnership is likely to raise eyebrows among U.S. allies and partners, but was downplayed by Canberra.See the Story

Two Chinese aircraft carriers conduct simultaneous drills in Pacific for first time

China Politics · China

Two Chinese aircraft carriers conduct simultaneous drills in Pacific for first time

43% Center coverage: 88 sources

Canada Plans to Hit NATO Spending Target Early and Reduce Reliance on US Defense, Carney Says | News Channel 3-12

Canada Plans to Hit NATO Spending Target Early and Reduce Reliance on US Defense, Carney Says | News Channel 3-12

44% Left coverage: 27 sources

Story by the Associated Press Toronto (AP) — Canada will meet NATO’s military spending guideline by early next year and diversify defense spending away from the United States, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Monday, asserting that Washington no longer plays a predominant role on the world stage. The announcement means Canada will achieve NATO’s spending target of 2% of gross domestic product five years earlier than previously planned. “Our milit…See the Story

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Trump May Try To Strike A Deal With AUKUS Review, But He Won’t Sink It

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Trump May Try To Strike A Deal With AUKUS Review, But He Won’t Sink It

100% of Sources are High Factuality

Trump May Try To Strike A Deal With AUKUS Review, But He Won’t Sink It

50% Left coverage: 8 sources

The Trump administration may try to squeeze more concessions out of Australia as part of “the art of the deal,” but it does not want to spike the relationship entirely.Scott Morrison · Australia See the Story

UK Trials Underwater Defense Robot

Dstl has trialed an underwater robot which can prevent adversaries from sabotaging undersea cables and pipelines by disarming or removing threats, a statement posted on the UK government website on Monday said.Innovation · United Kingdom See the Story

China’s new carrier projection | The Australian Naval Institute

China’s recent deployment of two aircraft carriers with escorts outside the First Island Chain represents a strategic step forward in Beijing’s ability to project power in the Indo-Pacific and beyond, according to analysts, Breaking Defense reports. “Only 15 or so countries on the world operate aircraft carriers,” Australian naval analyst Jennifer Parker told Breaking […]Beijing · Beijing Read Article

India’s maritime agenda | The Australian Naval Institute

On 20 May, India hosted the Second Blue Talks in New Delhi, a high-level dialogue ahead of the current United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3) in Nice, France. The event brought together Indian policymakers, scientists, diplomats, and international observers, with one standout moment: the launch of India’s new white paper, “Transforming India’s Blue Economy: Investment, Innovation […]New Delhi · New Delhi Read Article

ANI at 50: Command & Leadership | The Australian Naval Institute

Unlike the US Naval Institute Proceedings there are remarkably few articles in the Journal of the Australian Naval Institute on command and leadership. One of the few was published in the August 1987 edition. It was “Discipline, Leadership and Command Skills for Combat” and was the transcript of an address by Commodore Adrian Cummins* given […]Australia · Australia Read Article

Striking imagery shows British carrier group at sea

Striking new images released by the Ministry of Defence show the UK Carrier Strike Group operating at pace in the Red Sea, as the task group continues its eight-month deployment to the Indo-Pacific under Operation Highmast. Photographs captured by LPhot Helayna Birkett, LPhot Kevin Walton, AS1 Amber Mayall RAF, and LPhot Bill Spurr. The transit forms part of a broader maritime push aimed at reinforcing UK commitments to regional security across …Norfolk, England · Norfolk See the Story

Mogami-class frigate docks in Darwin | The Australian Naval Institute

Japan’s latest Maritime Self-Defense Force frigate made a port call in Darwin, northern Australia, on Thursday for training, as Japan competes with Germany for a contract to build Australia’s new-generation fleet. (From Kyodo News.) Showcasing the Mogami-class multi-mission frigate Yahagi to the media on Friday, MSDF officials highlighted its advanced stealth features and ability to […]Darwin · Darwin Read Article

PAC-3 missiles for RAN ships? | The Australian Naval Institute

By Victor Abramowicz*The United States is moving to integrate its land-based PAC-3 surface-to-air missile on to warships. This effort presents an opportunity to enhance key Australian Defence Force capabilities and support sovereign R&D and industry—but quick work is needed. (From The Strategist. The Australian Strategic Policy Institute.) Air and missile defence (AMD), the job of […]Military · Australia Read Article

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