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September 17, 2021
As part of a new three-way alliance with the UK and US, Australia will be given the technology to build at least eight nuclear-powered - but not nuclear armed - submarines
September 17, 2021
It is difficult to overstate the significance or potential consequences of Australia's AUKUS announcement, writes Asia Society Australia Executive Director, Policy Richard Maude.
September 16, 2021
Chinas Washington DC embassy spokesman Liu Pengyu accused the nations of adopting a Cold War mentality towards China.
September 16, 2021
The West is becoming increasingly concerned about the growing assertiveness of China in the Indo-Pacific region where it has made huge territorial claims at sea.
September 16, 2021
As Scott Morrison, US President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson shared the stage, all took great pains not to mention the Asian superpower.
September 16, 2021
President Joe Biden will reportedly extend an invite to the Prime Minster, as the pair look to patch-up the frayed special relationship between the UK and US and look to work together.
September 16, 2021
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has celebrated the new AUKUS agreement between the United Kingdom and United States as the "single greatest initiative" to ensure stability and security in the region since the ANZUS Alliance.
September 16, 2021
The historic new defence agreement was a proposal 18 months in the making. It would result in what the US has described as “biggest strategic step Australia has taken in generations”.
September 16, 2021
Australia decided to invest in US nuclear-powered submarines and dump its contract with France to build diesel-electric submarines be
August 5, 2021
© AAP Chief of the Australian Defence Force General Angus Campbell delivers findings from the Afghanistan inquiry The Australian Defence Force has released a four-year plan to address systemic and cultural failings within the organisation as part of a long-awaited response to the Afghanistan war crimes inquiry. The plan was posted on the website of the Inspector-General of the Australian Defence Force on Friday, with no public statement or press release acknowledging its publication. The 36-pa...