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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visits the Sunchon Chemical Complex in this undated photo released by North Korea's Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) in Pyongyang on August 13, 2016.

North Korea's Kim declares missile launch from sub 'greatest success'

  Japan said the missile reached its air defense identification zone (ADIZ), the first time by a North Korean missile.

File photo of Malaysia's first submarine, 'KD Tunku Abdul Rahman', a Scorpene-class diesel-electric submarine, docks in Port Klang outside Kuala Lumpur September 3, 2009.

France's DCNS says India submarine data leak may be 'economic warfare'

  Highly sensitive details of the submarine were leaked including technical manuals and models of the boat's antennae.

Passengers walk past a TV screen broadcasting a news report on North Korea's submarine-launched ballistic missile fired from North Korea's east coast port of Sinpo, at a railway station in Seoul, South Korea, August 24, 2016

North Korea fires submarine-launched ballistic missile towards Japan

  "That missile works."

A U.S. Navy Poseidon P8 maritime surveillance aircraft taxis before taking off at Perth International Airport, March 28, 2014.

Wary of China's Indian Ocean activities, U.S., India discuss anti-submarine warfare

  Indian naval officials say Chinese submarines have been sighted on an average four times every three months

A computer-generated image of the 4,500 tonne Barracuda shortfin submarine that French firm DCNS is building for the Australian Navy

France to build Australia subs but US to arm them

  The French "provide the big boxes and cabling but the integration of the software is done by the US."

An employee looks at the propeller of a Scorpen submarine at the industrial site of the naval defence company and shipbuilder DCNS in La Montagne near Nantes, France, April 26, 2016.

How France sank Japan's $40 billion Australian submarine dream

 

A technician works on the construction of the nuclear submarine "SNA Barracuda" in a plant run by the French industrial group specialised in naval defence and energy, DCNS, in Cherbourg-Octeville

Facts about Australia's next generation of submarines

 

Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull (L) disembarks an Australian Navy submarine with Australian Navy officer Vice Admiral Timothy Barrett in Adelaide, Australia, April 26, 2016. AAP/Ben Macmahon/via REUTERS

France wins $40 billion Australian submarine contract: sources

  France's naval contractor DCNS has proposed a diesel-electric version of its 5,000-ton Barracuda nuclear-powered submarine

Rear Admiral Pham Hoai Nam, commander of the Vietnam People's Navy and Rear Admiral Lai Chung Han of Singapore Navy signed the agreement on April 13. Photo: Tan Huong

Vietnam, Singapore to cooperate for submarine rescue

Vietnam eyes naval cooperation with other countries in the region

A Chinese ship is seen inside the Manila-claimed Mischief Reef, part of the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea

Philippines mulls submarines as China row simmers: Aquino

"We've had to accelerate the modernisation of our armed forces for self-defence needs," he said

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi speaks during a meeting with Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop (not pictured) at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Beijing, China, 17 February 2016. Photo: Reuters/Wu Hong/Pool

China cautions Australia over defense cooperation with Japan

 

Dutch-registered cargo ship Rolldock Star delivers the HQ-186 Da Nang submarine to Cam Ranh Bay. Photo: Bao Nam

5th Russian-built submarine arrives in Vietnam

The HQ-186 Da Nang reached Cam Ranh Port after a one-and-a-half-month journey 

5th Russian-built submarine heads for Vietnam

5th Russian-built submarine heads for Vietnam

The submarine is expected to arrive at the Port of Singapore on January 29 before arriving in Vietnam

Australia has solicited bids for a project worth up to Aus$50 billion (US$36 billion) to replace its current diesel and electric-powered Collins Class submarines, with a Monday deadline to submit final proposals

Australia gets three bidders for huge submarine contract

  A Japanese defense official said Tokyo was "confident" its bid would win but disclosed no details.

A Chinese coast guard vessel near the area of China's oil drilling rig in Vietnam's exclusive economic zone in the South China Sea.

Japan renews South China Sea alert, pushes Aussies on submarines

  Australia, cooperating with Japan risks angering China, its biggest trading partner
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