- NZDF representative Chris Penk attended the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore to discuss Indo-Pacific security challenges and collaborative strength.
- The U.S. hosted a premier defense summit focusing on regional issues and Indo-Pacific concerns.
- US policy discussions focused on creating NATO-like military blocs, potential nuclear hosting via AUKUS, and deploying missile systems in the Indo-Pacific.
- The AUKUS project must adhere to its ambitious plan involving rotating nuclear-powered submarines, while warnings persist regarding Virginia-class submarine deliveries.
Malcolm Turnbull discusses the growing dependence on the AUKUS nuclear submarine program and the 'might is right' doctrine of the US administration.
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Malcolm Turnbull discusses the growing dependence on the AUKUS nuclear submarine program and the 'might is right' doctrine of the US administration.
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The AUKUS project must adhere to its ambitious plan involving rotating nuclear-powered submarines, while warnings persist regarding Virginia-class submarine deliveries.Also in this story
- Elbridge Colby reviewed the details of the AUKUS nuclear submarine cooperation deal.
- The AUKUS program has been reported to cost $368 billion.