Angela Dewan
Editor, International News at The Guardian
International Climate Editor @CNNI in London. Before: AFP Editor/Correspondent, London & Jakarta. Sydney born and bred. Tips to [email protected]
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2 months ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Kate Lamb |Angela Dewan
A defence industry report claiming that Russia requested a permanent base for its warplanes in Indonesia’s remote Papua region, right on Australia’s northern doorstep, sent Canberra into a tailspin. But in Indonesia, it was the frenzy whipped up in Australia’s tight election campaign that came as the real surprise. Foreign policy and defence experts are highly sceptical about the prospect that Jakarta would ever acquiesce to such a Russian request, and besides, it is hardly new.
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2 months ago |
taipeitimes.com | Angela Dewan
By Angela Dewan / The Guardian Subsea cable cutters, ‘invasion barges’ and surprise naval drills: In the space of just five weeks, China held live-fire drills on the doorsteps of Taiwan, Australia and Vietnam. It tested new landing barges on ships that could facilitate an amphibious assault on Taiwan, and unveiled deep-sea cable cutters with the ability to switch off another country’s Internet access — a tool no other nation admits to having.
‘Invasion’ barges, subsea cable cutters and surprise naval drills: how China is testing Donald Trump
2 months ago |
theguardian.com | Angela Dewan
In the space of just five weeks, China held live-fire drills on the doorsteps of Australia, Taiwan and Vietnam. It tested new landing barges on ships that could facilitate an amphibious assault on Taiwan. And it unveiled deep-sea cable cutters with the ability to switch off another country’s internet access – a tool no other nation admits to having. China has been flexing its maritime muscle in the Indo-Pacific to send a message of supremacy to its regional neighbours, experts say.
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Nov 15, 2024 |
msn.com | Angela Dewan
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Nov 15, 2024 |
es-us.noticias.yahoo.com | Angela Dewan
(CNN) -- Desde el momento en que se conocieron los resultados de las elecciones en Estados Unidos, los líderes climáticos sabían que Donald Trump sería un duro golpe para las conversaciones de la COP29 en Bakú. Lo que no previeron fue el trabajo de demolición que el propio líder de Azerbaiyán haría desde dentro.
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