The landmark defense pact — designed to arm Australia, the U.K. and the U.S. with nuclear-powered submarines and cutting-edge ...

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 ...

GAO and U.S. Navy leaders have warned that the U.S. submarine production remains far below the level needed to support AUKUS Pillar I.

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

As the US foreshadows the end of its AUKUS review, the question of whether Australia would use the subs in warfare has taken centre stage.

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.

Richard Spencer, who was secretary of the US Navy during Donald Trump’s first term, says a better maintenance network would ...

Australia and the U.K. on Saturday signed a 50-year bilateral treaty furthering the two countries’ sharing of nuclear propulsion technology under the AUKUS agreement. The treaty will enable ...

The United States will complete a review into a defence pact with the United Kingdom and Australia in the northern hemisphere ...

The United States will need to double its construction rate of attack submarines in order to meet its AUKUS commitments to ...

The Pentagon, meanwhile, has confirmed Australia’s second $800 million payment to help the US build nuclear-powered ...

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