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'Beyond our capacity' to defend sea trade lanes, Shoebridge says
Greens senator says Australia cannot defend sea trade lanes, rejecting AUKUS reasoning Sun 7 Jun 2026 at 10:54am In short: David Shoebridge says Australia is too small to be able to defend global sea trade lanes. The Greens senator says pursuing AUKUS only obliges Australia to join a US-China conflict, and the nation should instead focus on diplomacy. Australia is pursuing an agreement with the United States to acquire three in-service Virginia-class submarines.
Iran has mined 'large segments' of Hormuz Strait, Secretary of State Rubio says
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday that Iran has mined "large segments" of the Strait of Hormuz, indicating that explosives in the strategic sea lane are more widespread than previoulsy acknowledged. "They're firing on commercial ships and they've mined large segments of Hormuz — international waters," Rubio told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, in his first appearance before Congress since the U.S. and Israel launched the war against Iran on Feb. 28. Iran must agree in any...
Man’s body recovered off Brighton beach near area where three sisters died
Man’s body recovered off Brighton beach near area where three sisters died The man’s body was found less than a mile from where the three women were recovered - Bookmark - CommentsGo to comments A man’s body has been recovered off Brighton beach, just weeks after three sisters were pulled from the sea in a separate incident. Sussex Police said emergency services attended the city’s beachfront near Sea Lanes in Madeira Drive at around 6.40 am on Wednesday, following concerns for a man in the...
The problem with Japan’s bid to strengthen energy security, supply chains
What is in effect Japan’s version of the Belt and Road Initiative is being rolled out at an accelerating pace. But unlike China’s global infrastructure initiative, which mainly takes the form of highways, railways and sea lanes, Japan’s project is all about energy networks and supply chains. It poses a further challenge to America’s waning economic and strategic influence in Asia, the world’s most populous, resource-rich and potentially powerful region.
Brighton beach tragedy as body pulled from water just weeks after sisters drowned
Brighton beach tragedy as body pulled from water just weeks after sisters drowned Emergency services recovered a body from the sea on Wednesday morning following “concerns for a man in the water”. The body of a man has been pulled from the sea at Brighton beach, just weeks after three sisters tragically drowned in the same area. Emergency services found the man's body at 6.40am on Wednesday morning following “concerns for a man in the water”.
Shangri-La Dialogue helps countries reduce the chances of misunderstanding, miscalcuation: Chan Chun Sing
Shangri-La Dialogue helps countries reduce the chances of misunderstanding, miscalcuation: Chan Chun Sing Signapore's defence minister was also asked about China's participation at this year's Shangri-La Dialogue, to which he asked people not to use the phrase "low-level Chinese participation". SINGAPORE: Conferences like Shangri-La Dialogue allow countries to understand each other's actions and can reduce the chances of misunderstanding and miscalculation, said Singapore's Defence Minister...
A US ally is getting nuclear-powered submarines with no AUKUS. Here's how
How South Korea's plan for nuclear-powered submarines compares to AUKUS Sat 6 Jun 2026 at 7:03am The South Korean city of Gyeongju is famous for its uncanny, grass-covered burial mounds bearing the tombs of ancient kings. It will also go down in history as the place where the United States finally agreed to South Korea's long-held aspirations to acquire nuclear-powered submarines, ahead of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation leaders' meeting last year. Months later, South Korea's...
Oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz might not return to levels seen before the Iran war
The oil market might face a new reality after the Iran war in which exports through the Strait of Hormuz do not return to the levels once considered normal, as shipowners now have to weigh the risk that fighting could abruptly break out in the volatile Persian Gulf. And Western commercial ships will likely hesitate to sail through Hormuz if it remains under Iran's de facto control, especially if they have to coordinate with the Revolutionary Guard, putting them at risk of violating U.S....
Ships stranded in Persian Gulf quietly coordinate with U.S. Navy to exit Hormuz
Nearly 40 ships previously stranded in the Persian Gulf have exited through the Strait of Hormuz over the past three weeks as vessels quietly coordinate with the U.S. Navy, according to Lloyd's List Intelligence. Some shipowners are submitting their transit plans to the Naval Cooperation and Guidance for Shipping group in Bahrain, said Richard Meade, editor-in-chief of Lloyd's List, in a briefing Thursday. The assumption is that the U.S. Navy is providing limited assurances that it will...
Iraq and UAE race to establish alternative oil pipelines as exports through Hormuz dry up
Iraq and the United Arab Emirates are fast-tracking plans to expand oil pipelines to replace the capacity lost by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, as new data reveals their stark dependency on the Persian Gulf. Last week, the Iraqi cabinet approved plans to accelerate crude exports through the Kurdistan-Turkey pipeline network, which would more than triple its existing shipments from 220,000 barrels per day to 770,000. The route offers an alternative passage through Kurdistan to Turkey's...