Australia PM Confident of AUKUS Support Under 'Any Future US Administration'
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Saturday that he is confident the AUKUS defence pact will be supported by any future U.S. administration, after a meeting with President Joe Biden that covered bilateral defence cooperation in the Indo-Pacific.
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One does not have to agree with those who think that AUKUS is an abomination to be similarly concerned about AUKUS cost and ...
Now, on its third anniversary, AUKUS has extended an invitation to countries like New Zealand for potential cooperation under ...
The debate in Australian ruling circles over AUKUS reflects the imminent threat of a US-led war against China in the ...
Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed confidence in the AUKUS defense pact's continued support, regardless of future U.S. administrations. The statement followed a meeting with ...
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Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell told a congressional panel Sept. 18 that he will look into the possibility of expanding the export control exemptions that the State Department intends to grant ...
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The AUKUS alliance between Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom has been set to expand for new military ...
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