Category: military capability

AUKUS Partners Make World-Leading Breakthrough in AI Technology

May 30, 2023
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AUKUS partners Australia, the United States, and the United Kingdom have announced a global breakthrough in artificial intelligence (AI) technology, with the first live retraining of autonomous systems used on surveillance drone technology. The AUKUS coalition said that during a trial in Upavon in Wiltshire, UK, the alliance achieved several world-first breakthroughs with jointly made AI…

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U.S. Navy Needs to Help Australia Defend Its Waters: Former Navy Secretary

November 28, 2022
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Former U.S. Navy Secretary Richard Spencer said the U.S. Navy should provide more help to defend Australia’s waters until it acquires its own nuclear submarines in response to the rising threat from Beijing. Australia’s Navy is expected to experience a capability gap as the first nuclear submarines under the AUKUS agreement will not be ready…

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US Navy Needs to Help Australia Defend Its Waters: Former Navy Secretary

November 28, 2022
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Former U.S. Navy Secretary Richard Spencer said the U.S. Navy should provide more help to defend Australia’s waters until it acquires its own nuclear submarines in response to the rising threat from Beijing. Australia’s Navy is expected to experience a capability gap as the first nuclear submarines under the AUKUS agreement will not be ready…

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Australia Can No Longer Rely on the US as a Our ‘Security Guarantor’: Defence Minister

November 15, 2022
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Defence Minister Richard Marles has warned that the situation in the Indo-Pacific has become “far too precarious” to depend on the United States as Australia’s security guarantor. Australia’s alliance with the United States has been central to the country’s view of the world and national security since World War II. However, in a keynote address…

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Xi Cements Control Over CCP’s Military, But China’s Ability to Win Wars Still Questionable: Analysts

October 25, 2022
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The world can expect a more militarily aggressive China after Xi Jinping secured an unprecedented third term in power, cementing his status as the most powerful Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader since Mao Zedong, the regime’s first ruler, according to analysts. Xi’s tenure for another five years, and perhaps more, also puts him in the…

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