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How prepared is the United States? And what lessons are there in U.S. support for Ukraine?

U.S. and British nuclear-powered submarines will maintain a continuous presence in Western Australia to train Australian sailors ahead of the country’s purchase of its own fleet of eight nuclear subs, say defense researchers.

After decades of collaborating with the corporations and successive governments in the systematic destruction of workers’ jobs, living standards and working conditions, the affluent upper-middle-class executives who occupy the union’s misnamed “Solidarity House” and its satellites are viewed with contempt by the rank and file.

One way Australia can have a decisive influence over the outcome of the war is to give Ukraine the retired Hornet fighters it still owns and has failed to sell.

A Chinese invasion of Taiwan may include a multipronged war strategy that causes havoc in American society.

Canberra is accelerating plans to buy high-tech underwater weapons to protect ports, trade routes and communication lines from

The Australian government announced plans Thursday to spend more than $680 million to field surface-to-surface High Mobility Artillery Rocket System, or HIMARS, launchers, missiles and training rockets by 2026.

A plan to rotate U.S. B-52 bombers to Australia’s Northern Territory shows the Pentagon has found a useful alternative to basing aircraft on Guam, experts say.

Another call to arms has been issued by Washington. The venue that features the recipient of such lethal generosity is not new.

The Marine Corps is looking at northern Australia, where 2,200 Marines wrapped up a six-month training rotation this week, as a hub to launch influence into Southeast Asia, according to a former Marine officer.