Chinese Navy Drill in Tasman Sea Forced 49 Flights to Change Paths, Australian Official Says
SYDNEY/WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A Virgin Australia pilot alerted Australian authorities about a live-fire drill by Chinese naval ships last week in the Tasman Sea that forced 49 flights to change their paths, Australia's air traffic control agency head told a parliamentary committee.
Chinese fishing vessels are estimated to account for over two-thirds of the foreign ships lingering at the edge of the ...
SYDNEY (Reuters) - A U.S. Coast Guard cutter crossing the Tasman Sea as part of maritime security cooperation with Australia ...
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China is due to unveil its annual budget, including the defence spending at the annual session of its Parliament, the ...
A lawyer for Luigi Mangione, the man accused of fatally gunning down U.S. health insurance executive Brian Thompson in ...
New Zealand Defense Minister Judith Collins said Monday that a Chinese naval group conducting military exercises in the ...
A Philippine plane warned a Chinese military helicopter over the South China Sea that it was "flying too close," as tension ...
A Chinese navy helicopter flew within 10 feet of a Philippine patrol plane on Tuesday in a disputed area of the the South ...
It was not clear whether the Chinese naval task group will transit westward to the waters south of mainland Australia.
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