AUKUS experiment shows how allies with autonomy will speed up naval operations
U.S., Australian, British, and Japanese defense officials converged on Australia’s Jervis Bay this week for a weeklong experiment to test how to integrate new,...
AUKUS-Related Foreign Military Sales Case Goes to Congress
The Department of State endorsed, and the Defense Security Cooperation Agency delivered congressional notification of, a proposed Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Case for submarine...
New Zealand Enthusiastic on AUKUS Pillar Two
New Zealand’s new coalition government appears to be shifting closer into the United States’ orbit, with a senior minister signalling openness to AUKUS pillar...
New Opportunities for AUKUS Careers Welcomed by Flinders University
Flinders University has welcomed the Australian government’s decision to allocate 330 Commonwealth Supported Places for the Nuclear-Powered Submarines Student Pathways program, which will enable...
Does AUKUS Undercut Australia’s Defense Sovereignty?
The AUKUS submarine announcement earlier this month reignited a long-running debate about how to best preserve Australia’s sovereignty. The announcement addressed some key concerns....
PM Assured AUKUS Deal Will Not Breach Rarotonga Treaty
Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown has said he has received assurances that the recent Australia-United Kingdom-United States (AUKUS) proposals will not contravene the...