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1 week ago |
asiapacificdefencereporter.com | Kym Bergmann |Saab Pacific
Economic turmoil continues in the US with almost daily shifts in the tariff war being conducted against everyone except Russia. The self-destructive economic behaviour of the Trump administration is likely to drive countries in our region much closer to China – something that will have major implications for Australian security. Not that you will hear a word about that from any of our head in the sand politicians.
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3 weeks ago |
asiapacificdefencereporter.com | Kym Bergmann |Saab Pacific
We start with some words about the Avalon air show last week. The mood among Australian companies was a bit subdued because Defence expenditure is drying up – but top marks to the RAAF for engaging with the media and doing their best to be open and frank. On that note, an apology to AVM Nick Hogan for how some sections of the press (not us) misinterpreted his comments about F-35s.
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1 month ago |
asiapacificdefencereporter.com | Kym Bergmann |Saab Pacific
The unreliability of the US as an ally continues to be demonstrated with President Donald Trump publicly reinforcing his wish to turn Canada into the 51st State – but you won’t hear that from any Australian politicians because they are too weak to speak out in defence of a Five Eyes ally.
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1 month ago |
asiapacificdefencereporter.com | Kym Bergmann |Saab Pacific
In a sudden move, new Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced that his country will purchase a version of the Jindalee Operational Radar Network (JORN). A number of countries have been interested in the technology for decades, but this is the first known sale of the Australian system. It uses High Frequency radio signals refracted by the ionosphere and can detect and track targets thousands of kilometres away.
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1 month ago |
asiapacificdefencereporter.com | Kym Bergmann |Saab Pacific
The shock waves from the US betrayal of Ukraine and their threats against Canada and Denmark are being felt all around the world, except in Australia where politicians and the media have their heads firmly in the sand. A notable exception was former PM Malcolm Turnbull who has tried to alert people to the danger, but instead has only been asked about the complete irrelevance of his negative comments about Donald Trump and how they might have impacted exemptions from tariffs.
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