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Unions Protest AUKUS Nuclear Sub Base Plans at Port Kembla - Vimarsana News

Unions Protest AUKUS Nuclear Sub Base Plans at Port Kembla

Over the weekend, thousands of activists rallied in Port Kembla, Australia to protest the establishment of a nuclear submarine base for the joint U.S....

What does it mean for Indo-Pacific? - Vimarsana News

What does it mean for Indo-Pacific?

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

More US submarines will visit Australia in wake of AUKUS deal, defense experts say - Vimarsana News

More US submarines will visit Australia in wake of AUKUS deal, defense experts say

U.S. and British nuclear-powered submarines will maintain a continuous presence in Western Australia to train Australian sailors ahead of the country’s purchase of its own fleet of eight nuclear subs, say defense researchers.

U.S., allies, eyeing China, put meat on bones of nuclear sub deal - Vimarsana News

U.S., allies, eyeing China, put meat on bones of nuclear sub deal

The United States and Britain will deploy nuclear-powered attack submarines to Australia as part of the mini-alliance known as AUKUS, and Australia will buy up to five of the Navy's frontline Virginia-class nuclear submarines in the coming years, the Biden administration disclosed on Monday.

AUKUS nuclear submarines to cost up to $368b to counter China's militarisation in the Indo-Pacific. - Vimarsana News

AUKUS nuclear submarines to cost up to $368b to counter China's militarisation in the Indo-Pacific.

The defence deal will be the biggest in Australian history but the first locally made nuclear submarines will not be delivered until the early 2040s.

Source: afr.com