It came just 10 days after an Australian PC-8 Poseidon surveillance aircraft was confronted by a Chinese flare-dropping ...

The drills conducted by the Chinese fleet have been safe, professional, and in accordance with relevant international law and established practices, and they are completely different with the ...

Australians are being assured China's navy doesn't pose a threat and more warship visits should be expected ... "I don't see there's any reason why the Chinese side should feel sorry about ...

Beijing has accused Australia of “overstretching” the definition of security risk by banning Chinese-made artificial ...

As South Vietnam collapsed under the onslaught of communist forces, one South Vietnamese pilot made a brave and daring escape ...

Americans were cheering on Volodymyr Zelensky and the Ukrainian military, for very good reason. Imaginative defensive tactics were thwarting what the Russians thought would be an ...

The Battleship Texas still has a long road ahead after last week's vote to berth it at the Port of Galveston's Pier 15, but ...

We are deeply surprised and strongly dissatisfied with this, Wu said. China hopes that Australia will view the relations between the two countries and the two militaries with an objective and ...

Americans were cheering on Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the Ukrainian military, for very good reason. Imaginative defensive tactics were thwarting what the Russians thought would be an ...

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When a malignant force bears down on the country, Australians have shown a tendency to swing behind the leader.

China’s ambassador to Australia said Beijing did not break any rules in its live fire drills in the Tasman Sea, and there is ‘no reason’ for an apology.