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NewsDesk MC May 31, 2026May 31, 2026 australia, defense spending, defense strategy, indo-pacific, John Healey, maritime security, military cooperation, Naval Modernization, nuclear-powered submarines, Pete Hegseth, regional security, Richard Marles, Shangri-La Dialogue, shipbuilding, singapore, strategic partnership, united kingdom, united states, US Navy, Virginia Class Submarine

AUKUS SUBMARINE PLAN RECAST AS AUSTRALIA OPTS FOR USED U.S. VESSELS

Singapore-Australia, the United States and Britain have agreed to streamline the submarine component of the AUKUS security partnership, with Canberra

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South Korea’s Lee seeks trade surge with India in Modi summit

Seoul— South Korean President Lee Jae Myung is set to hold talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New

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US-China Port Fee Policies Aim to Reshape Global Shipping Landscape with Long-Term Opportunities

Los Angeles – In a significant development in global trade, both the United States and China have announced new port