AUKUS nuclear submarine sale under scrutiny as U.S. tariffs shake Australia

China urges IAEA to fulfill mission, address global nuclear issues

China urges the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to fulfill its important mission and properly address global nuclear issues, including the Iranian nuclear issue and the AUKUS nuclear submarine cooperation involving the United States, Britain

Will Australia Really Get AUKUS Nuclear Attack Submarines?

Summary and Key Points: Since Australia announced plans in 2021 to acquire nuclear-powered submarines via AUKUS, risks involving political commitment, delivery timelines, costs, and workforce have emerged. -Despite these challenges, the trilateral partnership between Australia, the US, and Britain remains strong, underscored by bipartisan political backing and the recent AUKUS treaty. -Cost concerns are significant […] The post Will Australia Re…

US ally's "wolf pack" hunts submarines after China scare

Undersea warfare training is critical for Australia to maintain vital supply lines, the country's military said.

Former Australian PM Morrison says price of entry to AUKUS is higher than Canada’s current defence spending level

Ottawa has said that it wants to join what would be a second pillar of AUKUS, a security pact between Australia, Britain and the United States

Beyond ‘branding’: AUKUS nations look to outside partners for Pillar II tech

“The reality is, we're already doing AUKUS Pillar II stuff with many of our allies and partners,” Vice Adm. Rob Gaucher, the US Navy’s top submariner, said.

Australia buying nuclear submarines, PM Albanese says ‘make us reliable partner for Five Eyes… India’

The U.S. sale of three nuclear-powered submarines to Australia under AUKUS is facing new doubts as Trump's tariffs take hold, and amid concern in Washington that providing the subs to Canberra may reduce deterrence to China