nuclear-powered submarines

Lack of shipbuilding capacity and Australia's refusal to unquestioningly back the US in regional conflicts are among reasons AUKUS might not happen.

The Australia Institute has told a Senate Committee that the lack of planning for AUKUS is 'deeply worrying.'

Commentary The most significant strategic alliance created since the end of the Cold War—the Australia-United Kingdom-United States (AUKUS) ...

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is confident that a deal for the United States to sell Australia three ...

The Pentagon has requested Congress to greenlight the transfer of up to two nuclear power submarines to Australia. ...

Canada's omission from a military pact involving three of its closest allies is symptomatic of a larger problem ...

Australia's acquisition of nuclear-powered submarines has been branded a "moonshot" moment, with the technology to underpin defence capability ...

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has pledged the Coalition will back the Albanese government's choice of nuclear submarine, despite ...

Two U.S. Senators have raised major concerns over the trilateral AUKUS deal between Australia, the United Kingdom, and ...

The acquisition of nuclear submarines will not lead to Australia developing nuclear weapons, according to a nuclear engineering ...

Lawmakers are clearing the way for Australian naval officers to receive the "highest standard" of training in U.S. ...

Australia’s earmarked $10 billion nuclear-powered submarine base will have ramifications across the Indo-Pacific region and demonstrates the “magnitude” ...

A meeting between leaders from the United States, France, and other European nations that was set to take place on the ...

Commentary Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States on Sept. 16 took a major step toward creating ...