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Nuclear Submarines: A Resurgence in Global Geopolitics
Rising global tensions are driving a resurgence in nuclear submarine development and acquisition, as evidenced by recent actions from the US, UK, Australia, and other nations; the high cost of these vessels (€2-9 billion) underscores their strategic importance.
Nuclear Submarines: A Resurgence in Global Geopolitics
Rising global tensions are driving a resurgence in nuclear submarine development and acquisition, as evidenced by recent actions from the US, UK, Australia, and other nations; the high cost of these vessels (€2-9 billion) underscores their strategic importance.
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44% Bias Score
Putin Reviews Russian Navy Exercises, Underscoring Naval Modernization
President Vladimir Putin reviewed the Russian Navy's July Storm exercises in St. Petersburg on Sunday, involving 150 ships across two oceans and seas, following large-scale NATO drills in June; Russia plans further naval modernization until 2050.
Putin Reviews Russian Navy Exercises, Underscoring Naval Modernization
President Vladimir Putin reviewed the Russian Navy's July Storm exercises in St. Petersburg on Sunday, involving 150 ships across two oceans and seas, following large-scale NATO drills in June; Russia plans further naval modernization until 2050.
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64% Bias Score
North Korea to Expand Pacific Naval Presence
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the relaunch of the 5,000-tonne destroyer Kang Kon, announcing plans to build two more similar destroyers next year and deploy them to the Pacific Ocean, citing US and allied provocations as justification.
North Korea to Expand Pacific Naval Presence
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the relaunch of the 5,000-tonne destroyer Kang Kon, announcing plans to build two more similar destroyers next year and deploy them to the Pacific Ocean, citing US and allied provocations as justification.
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40% Bias Score
China's Shipbuilding Surge Threatens US Naval Supremacy
A new report reveals China's control of 50 percent of the global commercial shipbuilding market, compared to the US's 0.1 percent, raising concerns about the US Navy's ability to counter China's rapidly expanding naval fleet and its implications for global maritime security.
China's Shipbuilding Surge Threatens US Naval Supremacy
A new report reveals China's control of 50 percent of the global commercial shipbuilding market, compared to the US's 0.1 percent, raising concerns about the US Navy's ability to counter China's rapidly expanding naval fleet and its implications for global maritime security.
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56% Bias Score
US, South Korea Team Up to Build Warships, Counter China
America's largest military shipbuilder, HII, and South Korea's Hyundai Heavy Industries signed an MOU on Monday to boost US Navy shipbuilding capacity by collaborating on Aegis destroyers, aiming to counter China's growing naval fleet and address a 36-month US maintenance backlog.
US, South Korea Team Up to Build Warships, Counter China
America's largest military shipbuilder, HII, and South Korea's Hyundai Heavy Industries signed an MOU on Monday to boost US Navy shipbuilding capacity by collaborating on Aegis destroyers, aiming to counter China's growing naval fleet and address a 36-month US maintenance backlog.
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40% Bias Score
China's Naval Exercises Expose Australia's Defense Shortcomings
China conducted live-fire naval exercises near Australia's east coast in recent weeks, deploying the destroyer Zunyi, which carries 112 cruise missiles, highlighting a significant capability gap in the Royal Australian Navy.
China's Naval Exercises Expose Australia's Defense Shortcomings
China conducted live-fire naval exercises near Australia's east coast in recent weeks, deploying the destroyer Zunyi, which carries 112 cruise missiles, highlighting a significant capability gap in the Royal Australian Navy.
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52% Bias Score
China Commissions Fourth Type 075 Amphibious Assault Ship
China's navy commissioned its fourth Type 075 amphibious assault ship, CNS Hubei, on Saturday, showcasing a significant advancement in its amphibious warfare capabilities and a continued modernization effort in the South China Sea.
China Commissions Fourth Type 075 Amphibious Assault Ship
China's navy commissioned its fourth Type 075 amphibious assault ship, CNS Hubei, on Saturday, showcasing a significant advancement in its amphibious warfare capabilities and a continued modernization effort in the South China Sea.
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36% Bias Score
Russia to Scrap Only Aircraft Carrier After Failed Repairs
Russia's only aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov, will be scrapped after seven years of failed repairs due to extensive damage, including two fires and significant hull corrosion, leaving Russia without an aircraft carrier and impacting its naval power projection.
Russia to Scrap Only Aircraft Carrier After Failed Repairs
Russia's only aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov, will be scrapped after seven years of failed repairs due to extensive damage, including two fires and significant hull corrosion, leaving Russia without an aircraft carrier and impacting its naval power projection.
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52% Bias Score
North Korea's Largest Warship Under Construction
Satellite images show North Korea building a guided-missile frigate, approximately 140 meters long, at the Nampo shipyard; this is the largest warship ever constructed by North Korea and significantly advances its naval capabilities despite UN sanctions.
North Korea's Largest Warship Under Construction
Satellite images show North Korea building a guided-missile frigate, approximately 140 meters long, at the Nampo shipyard; this is the largest warship ever constructed by North Korea and significantly advances its naval capabilities despite UN sanctions.
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40% Bias Score
HII and Hyundai Partner to Boost US Navy Shipbuilding
America's largest military shipbuilder, HII, and South Korea's Hyundai Heavy Industries signed an MOU on Monday to collaborate on building warships, aiming to increase US Navy shipbuilding capacity to counter China's expanding fleet; Hyundai could build 5+ Aegis destroyers annually, while the US ave...
HII and Hyundai Partner to Boost US Navy Shipbuilding
America's largest military shipbuilder, HII, and South Korea's Hyundai Heavy Industries signed an MOU on Monday to collaborate on building warships, aiming to increase US Navy shipbuilding capacity to counter China's expanding fleet; Hyundai could build 5+ Aegis destroyers annually, while the US ave...
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32% Bias Score
Subtle Maritime Disruptions Signal New Cold War
In July 2024, the US-flagged oil tanker Overseas Santorini was denied refueling in Gibraltar, highlighting a pattern of subtle disruptions to US maritime interests by China, Russia, and Iran, who seek to control key waterways and influence global trade.
Subtle Maritime Disruptions Signal New Cold War
In July 2024, the US-flagged oil tanker Overseas Santorini was denied refueling in Gibraltar, highlighting a pattern of subtle disruptions to US maritime interests by China, Russia, and Iran, who seek to control key waterways and influence global trade.
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48% Bias Score
Iran Unveils Drone Carrier, Expanding Naval Reach but Facing Limitations
Iran added its first drone carrier, the Shahid Bagheri, to its IRGC naval fleet; while extending its reach, it has significant limitations and is vulnerable to anti-ship weapons.
Iran Unveils Drone Carrier, Expanding Naval Reach but Facing Limitations
Iran added its first drone carrier, the Shahid Bagheri, to its IRGC naval fleet; while extending its reach, it has significant limitations and is vulnerable to anti-ship weapons.
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48% Bias Score
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