America and its allies have no appetite for a war with Russia,yet that is also a message to China:that US hegemony is finished.
Vladimir Putin facing threats if his forces attack Ukraine,heard Xi Jinping propose they cooperate to “more effectively safeguard the security interests of both parties”.
Honiara is on fire,the local high school has been looted,rioters have torched a timber company and protesters have vandalised Chinese-owned businesses. Why?
Shinzo Abe wants to further elevate defence co-operation between Australia and Japan and their allied groupings in the face of the rise of China.
Those hundreds of commercial fishing boats in disputed areas of the South China Sea? A new report says they have been recruited to act on Beijing’s behalf.
A quarter of a century since he lost the prime ministership,Paul Keating is giving orders to the world’s leaders. None is listening,but that doesn’t stop him.
The former PM says the Herald’s journalists are missing the point on China. No,we aren’t.
Sound judgement,prudent decision-making and adherence to required procedures,“could have prevented the incident”,the US Navy said.
The Seawolf-class submarine’s nuclear propulsion plant was not affected,the US Navy said.
In the battle over the South China Sea,a radio operator was hailed a hero on social media and lauded in local news reports as “the woman who made the Chinese ships go away”.
Former PM Malcolm Turnbull has warned Australia will need to develop a nuclear industry to maintain its proposed fleet of submarines and lashed its treatment of France.