US, UK, and Australia announce deal on nuclear submarines

White House Reveals Details on Plan to Give Australia Nuclear-Powered Submarines

Following a joint announcement on Monday by leaders of Australia, the United Kingdom, and United States, the White House released a roadmap devised over the course of 18 months of intergovernmental deliberations. The roadmap lays out exactly how Washington and London intended to help Australia stand up a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines and develop the […] The post White House Reveals Details on Plan to Give Australia Nuclear-Powered Submarin…

Australia to Purchase U.S. Nuclear-Powered Attack Submarines

The Biden Administration announced it will provide nuclear-powered submarines to Australia amid growing tensions in the Pacific. The deal marks the first time in national history that the American government has sold a new submarine to another nation. President Joe Biden appeared with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at a press conference in San Diego, California on March 14 to announce the deal, …

China first reaction on AUKUS nuclear submarine deal: 'Alliance on path of error and danger

China alleged that US, UK and Australia, for the sake of their own geopolitical interests, have completely disregarded the concerns of the international communities.

China warns AUKUS on submarine deal, says alliance on "path of error and danger"

China warned Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States and said that the AUKUS grouping is treading a path of error and danger after they unveiled a

Leaping Into the Unknown: AUKUS and Australia’s Nuclear Submarines

The plan announced on Monday is ambitious, massively expensive, and laden with risk far exceeding anything Australia has attempted before.

Australia PM visits Fiji to discuss nuclear submarines, regional security

SYDNEY, March 15 — Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met his Fiji counterpart in Suva on Wednesday to press Canberra’s message that its US$245 billion (RM1.09 trillion) nuclear powered submarine programme does not violate its nuclear non-proliferation commitments. Australia is party to a nuclear-free zone treaty with 12 other South Pacific nations, including Fiji, in a region where sensitivity over nuclear weapons is high because of the…