US EditionAustralia And Britain Sign 50-Year A.U.K.U.S. Submarine Partnership Treaty
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Australia And Britain Sign 50-Year A.U.K.U.S. Submarine Partnership Treaty
On July 26, Australia and the United Kingdom signed a 50-year treaty over a nuclear submarine deal. The “Geelong Treaty,” named after the Australian city where it was signed, aims to bolster cooperation between the two nations and supplement the 2021 A.U.K.U.S. pact, under which the U.S. and Britain share nuclear-powered submarine technology with Australia. Amid the formal review by the Trump administration, two U.S. allies are likely to uphold …
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