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Why Australia Wants ‘AUKUS’ Nuclear Attack Submarines ASAP
Australia’s jump to AUKUS nuclear-powered submarines is rooted in the Collins class’s limits: an aging, conventional fleet with a long history of noise, combat-system bugs, engine woes, corrosion, and ...
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How Australia Became a Major Pacific Power
No longer a quiet outpost on the far-bottom of the Anglosphere, Australia is now a frontline democracy in the 21st century’s ...
From US pick for Indo-Pacific security role saying Taiwan should ‘pay its way’ to an Everest rescue, here’s a round-up from ...
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is in Mumbai to promote British business and will meet PM Modi during his visit.
Helsing has announced plans to acquire Blue Ocean, a UK- and Australia-based specialist in autonomous underwater vehicles, to ...
But a key component of AUKUS could be in serious trouble. Australia is supposed to begin receiving a small fleet of nuclear-powered submarines from the United States in 2032, and then the three ...
The comments from John Noh, Trump’s pick for assistant secretary for Indo-Pacific security affairs, mark a rare moment that ...
Foreign policy experts told the US Senate Australia would likely join military efforts to defend Taiwan, but this wasn’t a ...
Over the complaints of former leader Paul Keating (who argued AUKUS represented “a further dramatic loss of Australian ...
The US is facing significant domestic challenges, from air travel delays due to a government shutdown to the confirmation of ...
Western Australia will soon have its first standalone defence agency, which will oversee the delivery of AUKUS submarines.
A key Pentagon official says US submarine production needs to rise from 1.2 Virginia-class submarines a year to 2.33 annually ...
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