Independent publicationCorpus snapshot: 25 October 2026 · 1,237 records
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Illustrative context · U.S. Navy / Nathan Burke · 23 November 2015 · Public domain Image source

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1,237 preserved records Snapshot 25 October 2026

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Indo-Pacific Record Briefs · No. 20

Bersama Lima 2026 Tests Five-Power Coordination at Sea

A New Zealand boarding team operated from a British patrol ship amid a wider multinational exercise. Public accounts reveal the tasks attempted—not whether the forces performed better together.

Dylan Tanzi · Week ending 24 October 2026

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Naval personnel with Chinese and Singaporean flags, standing at a pier beside a naval ship.

Photo: 葛瀚强 / PLA Daily (via 81.cn). Source and credit. Context, not evidence.

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Indo-Pacific Record Briefs · No. 15

Maritime Cooperation 2026: One Exercise, Two Official Accounts

Singapore places the exercise within wider naval relationships. Its closing account and China’s ministry emphasize bilateral trust, while their starting dates remain unresolved.

Benjamin Yang
Week ending 19 September 2026 · Retrospective edition

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This snapshot contains public records from China Desk, Singapore Desk, South Korea Desk, Vietnam Desk. Coverage is selective and concentrated in Chinese sources. Other desks contribute no public records to this snapshot; their scope and limitations are described in coverage detail.

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