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The Japan-Australia frigate deal is more than a weapons pact
Australia’s decision to purchase Japanese vessels to modernize its navy is a huge step forward for Japan’s defense industry and the bilateral relationship. It has the potential to transform the nation’s status as a regional security provider.
The Albanese government has selected a Japanese firm to build Australia’s newest fleet of warships in record time as Canberra ...
Japan has struggled to export cutting-edge defense equipment. However, past disappointments have been turned on their head ...
Japan has clinched the sale of 11 Mogami-class stealth frigates, beating out warships from Germany, Spain, and South Korea in ...
The Australian government chose the upgraded Mogami-class frigate, manufactured by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries of Japan, for ...
A Chinese naval flotilla fired weapons in February in the Tasman Sea, which separates Australia and New Zealand.
Japanese firm Mitsubishi Heavy Industries beat a German rival to win a contract to supply 11 warships to Australia. But the ...
Japanese warships on Friday docked in New Zealand’s capital for the first time in almost 90 years. The vessels, JS Ise and JS ...
The Albanese government has refused to disclose the cost of a new fleet of Japanese Mogami-class frigates, and the Clintons ...
This comes as the pacifist nation is urged to be more active in defending the rules-based international order. Read more at ...
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