Anthony Bergin

Dr Anthony Bergin is a senior fellow with both the Australian Strategic Policy Institute and Strategic Analysis Australia.

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CCG 5901, the China Coast Guard's so-called "monster" ship, underway near the Spratly Islands, June 24, 2024

OPINION | Beijing's maritime misbehaviour: common ground impossible while China remains a bad faith actor

28 Mar 2025

US Coast Guard personnel offload suspected narcotics from a submersible intercepted in international waters of the Pacific Ocean, September 24, 2019.

OPINION | Drug lords' long-range narco-subs show what Australia's navy needs

08 Jan 2025

The cable laying ship Southern Star belonging to Perth-based specialist Fugro installs undersea cable at Cuttlefish Bay, Kangaroo Island, South Australia, 2018. (Photo: SA Power Networks)

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OPINION | Australia must do more to secure the cables that connect the Indo-Pacific

16 Aug 2022

US Coast Guard and Fijian law enforcement officers board a fishing vessel off the coast of Fiji, April 18, 2022. The United States and its Quad partners are helping other Indo-Pacific nations monitor waters in their economic zones. (Photo: US Coast Guard/Petty Officer 1st Class Nate Littlejohn)

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OPINION | Quad maritime security initiative holds promise for the Indo-Pacific’s southern flank

02 Aug 2022

Photo: Australian Border Force

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OPINION | Australia and Japan should lead the way in maritime law enforcement training

11 Jul 2022

Photo: Australian Department of Defence

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OPINION | Navies must reduce their carbon emissions in the face of climate change

23 Apr 2021

Photo: Australian Department of Defence

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OPINION | Boosting regional cooperation and training in maritime law enforcement

22 Apr 2021

Chinese Fishing Nets, Cochin, India Photo: Flickr.com/Tim Moffatt

FEATURE | Understanding India and China’s evolving Indian Ocean roles

17 Oct 2019

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