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Seoul’s SSN programme launch raises questions on fuel, tech and build location

28th May 2026

Seoul has unveiled its “Jangbogo-N Project” to develop domestically built, nuclear-propelled attack submarines in close coordination with Washington, marking an escalation of the Republic of Korea’s deterrence posture against Pyongyang’s undersea nuclear capabilities.

Tokyo’s naval export drive gains strategic depth in Southeast Asia

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Tokyo’s naval export drive gains strategic depth in Southeast Asia

27th May 2026

Indonesia’s consideration of Mogami-class frigates points to a widening export opportunity for Tokyo across Southeast Asia and raises the prospect of the Mogami becoming the region’s default mid-tier surface combatant.

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20th April 2022

New investment will help UK-based KTG to set up a manufacturing facility for its K50 fast interceptor.

Australia orders extra Evolved Cape-class patrol boats

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Australia orders extra Evolved Cape-class patrol boats

19th April 2022

An additional order will bump up the number of new Australian patrol boats to eight, a welcome boost for local shipbuilder Austal.

Thailand confirms additional Camcopter S-100 procurement

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Thailand confirms additional Camcopter S-100 procurement

19th April 2022

The Royal Thai Navy has contracted Schiebel for an additional two Camcopter S-100 systems, which it set a budget of $18.38 million for in August 2021.

Challenges and opportunities abound for US in autonomy research

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Challenges and opportunities abound for US in autonomy research

19th April 2022

DARPA continues to explore the potential of uncrewed platforms across the air, land and sea domains — although industry, academia and government agree that challenges must still be overcome.

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Blue Shark torpedo is about to gain sharper teeth

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Blue Shark torpedo is about to gain sharper teeth

19th April 2022

South Korea is developing an improved variant of its Blue Shark torpedo, plus it will still order CIWS from the US until a new domestic weapon is available later this decade.

South Korea approves missile programme funding, launches space rocket

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South Korea approves missile programme funding, launches space rocket

18th April 2022

South Korea's missile and space sectors are going great guns, with the country's first solid-fuelled space vehicle launch occurring at the end of March.

Ukraine claims missile strike on Russian Black Sea fleet flagship Moskva

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Ukraine claims missile strike on Russian Black Sea fleet flagship Moskva

14th April 2022

Russia and Ukraine are claiming different narratives following the confirmation of damage to the Russian cruiser Moskva.

Turkey begins construction of indigenous OPV

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Turkey begins construction of indigenous OPV

14th April 2022

ASFAT's design concept includes extensive armament and a sensor package that offshore patrol vessels could be equipped with to enhance their capabilities in a conflict scenario.

Royal Navy taps up Atlas Elektronik for autonomous mine-hunting systems

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Royal Navy taps up Atlas Elektronik for autonomous mine-hunting systems

13th April 2022

The new contract continues the RN's push to develop its autonomous mine-hunting capabilities.

Babcock signs four-year deal to support NAM Atlântico

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Babcock signs four-year deal to support NAM Atlântico

13th April 2022

Brazil purchased the former HMS Ocean in February 2018 and later commissioned the ship as Atlântico in June 2018.

Australia diversifies AUKUS into advanced capabilities such as hypersonics

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Australia diversifies AUKUS into advanced capabilities such as hypersonics

12th April 2022

AUKUS is about far more than giving Australia nuclear-powered submarines, with the three countries announcing a wide portfolio of defence collaboration.

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