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A light armoured vehicle disembarks from a landing craft on Forrest Beach, Far North Queensland, during Exercise Talisman Sabre 2021. Photo: Defence Department

Talisman Sabre war games extend to PNG as NATO nations join in

Military, World, AustraliaBy Andrew Kacimaiwai30 April 2025

A light armoured vehicle disembarks on Forrest Beach, in Far North Queensland, during the 2021 exercises. Photo: Defence Department PAPUA New Guinea will play host to exercises in this year’s Operation Talisman Sabre which is shaping as the largest ever involving 19 nations and 30,000 military personnel. This year’s event, the 11th, will run from…

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UK carrier to lead NATO strike group as it slowly heads to Australia for war games

Politics, Military, EuropeBy Andrew Kacimaiwai15 April 2025

An F-35B Jet takes off from the UK carrier HMS Prince of Wales. Photo: UK Ministry of Defence The Royal Navy is coming Down Under – and it’s bringing some European friends as part of Operation Highmast. Highmast is a UK-led NATO carrier strike group that will spend eight months at sea and will come…

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Europe finds itself caught between a bear and an eagle

Special Report, USA, Politics, EuropeBy Andrew Kacimaiwai26 February 2025

The Royal Danish Navy frigate Triton passes an iceberg around Greenland in 2023. Photo: NATO NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte says Europe’s defence industry is playing catch-up to Russia in a dangerous new age of global competition. His concerns were spelt out during a recent visit to Slovakia to meet with President Peter Pellegrini, talk to…

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Cold War 2.0 on the cards as NATO boss says ‘spend up to stay safe’

Europe, Special Report, USA, PoliticsBy Andrew Kacimaiwai26 February 2025

A Norwegian Leopard tank takes part in a gunnery training competition in Latvia last year. Photo: NATO NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte is a man on a mission – get Europe to spend more on defence. A great deal more. And he believes the new hawkish US government is giving him the ammunition he needs to…

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AI keeps track of Russian shadow fleet as security of underseas cables steps up

Military, Weekender, United KingdomBy Andrew Kacimaiwai9 January 2025

The HMS Somerset (right) watches two Russian naval vessels sail past the British Isles on December 27, 2024.  A Russian force was encountered in the North Sea and watched as it passed through the Dover Strait into the English Channel. Photo: UK MoD. A UK-led detection system is tracking Russia’s shadow oil tanker fleet in…

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UK sends 2600 troops to Eastern Europe in major NATO exercise

United Kingdom, Military, EuropeBy Andrew Kacimaiwai7 January 2025

Two Challenger 2 anti-tank battle tanks fire tracer rounds at dusk. Photo: UK Ministry of Defence 2024 MORE than 2500 UK troops will spearhead a major NATO exercise in eastern Europe in the next two months even as Donald Trump is inaugurated as the next US President. The UK will deploy over 2600 troops and…

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NATO to boost military security for underseas cables after Finns seize oil tanker

World, Sea, EuropeBy Andrew Kacimaiwai1 January 2025

A Finnish patrol vessel. The coast guard has seized an oil tanker and is interviewing the crew. Photo: Finnish Border Guard NATO is to boost its military presence in the Baltic Sea to protect undersea cables after Finland seized a ship suspected of damaging cables linking Finland and Estonia on December 25. A NATO statement…

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Europe needs to spend more on defence, NATO chief says

World, Military, EuropeBy Andrew Kacimaiwai20 December 2024

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte (right) with Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda in Brussels. Lithuania is to spend up to 3.5 percent of its GDP on defence and also agreed to build an artillery shell manufacturing factory. Photo: NATO EUROPE needs to spend a lot more than 2 per cent of its GDP on defence, NATO…

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War may be coming. We must be ready, NATO chief tells Europe

Military, Europe, WorldBy Andrew Kacimaiwai19 December 2024

Ukrainian crews training on Leopard 2 tanks in Zagan, Poland. Photo: NATO EUROPE needs to adopt a wartime mindset — again, NATO secretary-general Mark Rutte says. He was speaking at a conference organised by the Carnegie Europe think-tank in Brussels, home to NATO last week (Thursday local time). “The security situation does not look good. It’s…

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NATO weighs up ways to better protect underseas data cables

Sea, Europe, MarineBy Andrew Kacimaiwai11 December 2024

Underseas cables linking North America and Europe are part of a network of subsea cables. Photo © US Navy / Joshua Knolla NATO military and civilian experts have met in Brussels today to ramp up co-operation in responding to attacks on undersea cables. A NATO statement says the experts were joined by industry representatives, including…

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