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Colin Clark

Colin Clark

Indo-Pacific Bureau Chief and Founding Editor at Breaking Defense

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    From Japan’s build-up to stumbles in the Lucky Country: 5 Pacific stories for 2024

    Key reports covered Japan's defense expansion, China's internal troubles and Australia's uneven pursuit of more naval power.
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    China stirred the Pacific pot, Japan powered up and Aussie AUKUS an...

    The Chinese military itself wasn't free from drama, as Beijing cycled through defense ministers and senior officials fell under investigation.
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    Pacific political turmoil, AUKUS, and the looming Taiwan deadline: ...

    The next year will start to feel the shadow of 2027 — the year by which the US says Chinese President Xi Jinping has said he wants to have the ability to execute an armed takeover of Taiwan.
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    How China’s new next-gen fighters could impact America’s plans for ...

    "Beijing won't want to waste an opportunity to humiliate the US by operationally deploying a sixth-gen platform before the US," said analyst Malcom Davis. "Look for the J-36 in particular to enter service before the end of this decade."
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    Aussies buying 40 more Bushmasters for long-range fire C2

    The new Bushmasters will provide C2 capabilities for the Kongsberg's Naval Strike Missile (NSM) or Lockheed Martin's Precision Strike Missile Increment 2, depending on a contract award expected by the end of this year.
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    Chinese military delegation to make rare visit to Japan, experts se...

    “For both economic and strategic reasons, China may hope to use the opportunity presented by the political transition in the US to stabilize ties with Japan," Bonnie Glaser, China expert at the German Marshall Fund, told Breaking Defense.
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    Philippines to increase FA-50 fighter fleet, among moves analysts s...

    The buy from South Korea, maker of the FA-50, binds the Philippines even more closely to another US ally and highlights the costs to China of its bullying tactics.
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    Japan picks Textron T-6 for JASDF training fleet

    Japan's air force will join the Royal New Zealand Air Force, the Royal Thai Air Force, and the Vietnam Air Defense Air Force flying T-6s in the Indo-Pacific.
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    Indian defense budget boosted 9.5%, but analysts say pensions hinde...

    "India desperately needs drones, air defense systems, better tanks and fighting vehicles, fighter aircraft, and especially helicopters," Ian Hall, professor at Australia's Griffith University, said.
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    Aussies hoping AUKUS relationship will spare them Trump’s steel, al...

    One analyst said "the imposition of tariffs likely will have a corrosive effect on American soft power -- of the latent good will in the Australian political scene towards positive US-Australian security and economic dynamics."
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    Papua New Guinea, Australia begin hammering out first defense treaty

    Australia isn't alone in its focus on Papua New Guinea. The United States signed an agreement with PNG in May last year.