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Japan Will Soon Sail State-of-the-Art Stealth Submarines Across Asia The Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) is planning to increase its submarine fleet to twenty-two operational diesel and AIP-powered submarines, plus one testing and two training submarines. Here's What You Need To Remember: For now, Japan is committed to deploying much less expensive yet still highly capable conventional submarines. The JMSDF’s submariners will need to leverage superior stealth and situational awareness when contending with the increasingly formidable naval forces of potential adversaries in the...

Wellington.Scoop William (Bill) Sheat, who died in Lower Hutt this week, completed more than seven decades as an innovative leader in the creative arts, not only in Wellington but also throughout New Zealand. His exceptional record included chairing national and regional performing arts institutions as well as spearheading the preservation of two of Wellington’s most iconic theatres. He advocated passionately for a living wage for artists, and provided pro bono legal advice to countless artists and organisations. Without his commitment and contribution, New Zealand’s cultural assets wou...

The Norfolk and Norwich Christian community website Network Norwich and Norfolk > People > Opinion > Inspiration from a year most of us will want to forget Opinion Inspiration from a year most of us want to forget Keith Morris finds some inspiration from 2020 - a year that most of us will want to forget. I am sure that you, like me, look back on 2020 as a year that you do not want to see repeated in your lifetime. We lost so many freedoms which we had taken for granted. We also lost people we admired and loved. My wife and daughter are both front-line medics and the pressures, dange...

THE Labour Party is engulfed in a factional dispute that seems to grow more serious by the day. Despite pledging to bring unity to the party, Sir Keir Starmer has taken a series of controversial decisions that have deepened fault-lines between what we might call Labour’s socialist and centrist wings. An unfortunate byproduct of factional disputes is that facts can become secondary. Therefore, we decided to perform an objective analysis that goes to the heart of the Labour tradition: we analysed the economic base. Details of every donation made to Jeremy Corbyn and Starmer are recorded by t...