BLUF

Satellite imagery reveals continued expansion of Chinese military infrastructure across contested areas in the South China Sea, including radar installations, airfields, and missile sites—highlighting persistent regional tensions and strategic positioning efforts by China.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Analyse evolving Chinese military infrastructure and presence across the South China Sea.
  • Understand implications for Australia’s maritime security, regional alliances, and freedom of navigation.
  • Evaluate how geostrategic competition informs Defence policy, posture, and regional engagement.

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