Key Points and Summary – The central promise of the AUKUS security pact—to provide Australia with nuclear-powered submarines—is reportedly no longer viable due to a severe crisis in the U.S. and UK ...

Policymakers in Washington are getting nervous that the Albanese government is “less vocal about what the problem is” ...

Under the AUKUS deal, Australia is set to receive about eight nuclear-powered submarines that will use highly-enriched ...

AUKUS is “critical” to Australia’s defence, Assistant Defence Minister Peter Khalil has declared while spruiking it in ...

Nuclear-powered submarine construction at Adelaide’s world-leading shipyard is set to survive President Donald Trump’s AUKUS ...

Pillar Two of the AUKUS technology-sharing agreement offers more immediate benefits than the parallel, decades-long ...

While the U.S. reviews AUKUS, amid pessimism about its feasibility, Canberra and London are tightening their strategic ...

The Royal Navy has demonstrated for the first time that its new submarine Excalibur can be controlled from the other side of ...

Alright, here’s what’s on tap for the day: Australia awaits the Pentagon’s AUKUS review, a flare-up of hostilities on the Thailand-Cambodia border, and the Trump administration’s new AI Action Plan.

Australia and the U.K. on Saturday signed a 50-year bilateral treaty furthering the two countries’ sharing of nuclear ...

Key United States congressmen have strongly endorsed the $368bn AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine program during a tour of its ...

Australia's government said on Saturday it signed a treaty with Britain to bolster cooperation over the next 50 years on the AUKUS nuclear submarine partnership.