Doubts remain about the delivery timeline for the Australia-bound nuclear submarines and Donald Trump’s commitment to the deal, analysts say.

Australia said the gesture showed that Canberra is paying its way as a security partner. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A Rolls-Royce program set to supply reactor cores for Australia’s nuclear submarines has been branded as “unachievable” in a ...

Australia has made its first $500 million payment to the United States under the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal ahead of a ...

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth met with Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles at the Pentagon on Friday and affirmed ...

Defence Minister Richard Marles has become the first foreign counterpart to be hosted by the new US Secretary of Defence ...

The following is the Feb. 11, 2025, Congressional Research Service report, Navy Virginia-Class Submarine Program and AUKUS ...

The Chinese Type 093B is classified by the U.S. military as a guided-missile nuclear-powered attack submarine.

US President Donald Trump has flagged his support for AUKUS after the Australian government paid the US $798m as part of the ...

Australia has made a $500 million payment to the U.S. as part of the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal. This demonstrates Australia's commitment as a key security partner. Both countries aim to enhance ...

Australia's trade minister said its steel and aluminium exports to the U.S. create "good paying American jobs" and are key to ...