PREMIUM OPINION: Indian Ocean – the dragon’s new swimming hole
The Indian Ocean region is hotting up as an arena for great power competition, as China boosts its presence there.
The Peene-Werft Shipyard in Wolgast, Germany, is close to launching the first of a new class of 60m OPV for an unnamed customer that is believed to be the Saudi Border Guard (SBG).
The new vessel, shrouded in netting (pictured), was seen outside its building hall in the third week ...
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Start Trial or log in hereThe Indian Ocean region is hotting up as an arena for great power competition, as China boosts its presence there.
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