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.
Naval Warfare
PREMIUM: UK government figures urge shipbuilding sector to boost productivity
Plans will see 30-year pipeline for all military and government vessels put in place to provide certainty for industry.
The UK has initiated a ‘refresh’ of its earlier agreed shipbuilding strategy in a bid to boost an industry that still lags behind many of its European and international rivals, amid calls for the sector to improve its productivity by senior government and military figures.
Senior government officials and ...
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