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15 July

Staff Writer With AFP

Two Russian Warships in China for Joint Naval Exercises

Two Russian warships have arrived in the southern Chinese port city of Zhanjiang to take part in joint naval exercises.

12 July

Artist's rendering of Austal USA shipyard in Mobile, Alabama. Photo: Austal USA

Rojoef Manuel

Austal to Open Final Ship Assembly Station in Alabama

Austal USA has conducted a ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of a final assembly station in Alabama.

12 July

Staff Writer With AFP

Philippines to ‘Stand Our Ground’ in South China Sea Dispute

The Philippines will "stand our ground" in a dispute with Beijing over the South China Sea, a top security official said.

11 July

Rojoef Manuel

Canada to Build 12 Arctic-Capable Submarines

Canada has introduced a program to develop 12 conventionally-powered submarines to bolster its security in the Arctic Ocean.

10 July

Inder Singh Bisht

Norway to Donate Sea King Helicopter Spare Parts to Ukraine

Norway will donate spare parts from its Sea King helicopters to Ukraine, helping the country support the operations and maintenance of choppers donated by Germany.

10 July

The future USS John Basilone transits the Kennebec River heading out to sea to conduct Bravo Trials.

Rojoef Manuel

Bath Iron Works Delivers 72nd Arleigh Burke Destroyer to US Navy

The US Navy has accepted the 72nd Arleigh Burke-class destroyer from Bath Iron Works as part of a contract awarded in 2013.

10 July

South Korea special forces during a drill.

Jihoon Yu and Yonghan Park

Enhancing AUKUS: The Strategic Case for Including South Korea

Including South Korea in AUKUS would bolster the collective defense posture against rising regional threats and enhance the strategic balance in East Asia.

9 July