How grounded in strategic reality is the Australian government's decision to purchase 12 new submarines?

Did Australia go with DCNS to keep the SSN option open?

The Diplomat's defense editors discuss Australia's recent Collins-class replacement decision.

While the outcome is a missed opportunity, it’s worth remembering that bilateral ties are much more than a single deal.

How did the onetime frontrunner fail in its bid to build Australia’s next-generation submarine?

The Australian government has allegedly ruled out Japan's sub bid, according to an Australian media report.

Nichi Gou Trident produces a notable first.

Is Tokyo showcasing its high-tech submarine to boost its chances to win a major defense contract in Australia?

When reading Australia's latest defense white paper, it's prudent to take stock of the greater picture.

The German offering for Australia's next-generation submarine requirement is unprecedented.

As France, Germany, and Japan promote their bids, a look at Australia's wishlist for its next submarine class.

The French companies DCNS and Thales reveal their finalized bid for Australia’s SEA-1000 program.

Why leasing U.S. boats might be Canberra’s best option.

The Swedish company Saab Kockums offers to upgrade Australia’s subs while Canberra decides who will replace them. Is it worth it?

Tokyo has disclosed additional details of its offer to replace the Royal Australian Navy's Collins-class subs.

Will Australia's leadership change throw a wrench into Japan's odds of winning the Collins replacement deal?