Rear Adm. Douglas Adams assumed leadership of the Navy’s AUKUS I&A office, overseeing Pillar I efforts to support Australia's submarine program.

Indo-Pacific nations sharply increase defense spending and military sales in response to rising tensions. Regional ...

The U.S. Defense Department’s announcement of a review of the Australia-United Kingdom-United States (AUKUS) pact in June sent shockwaves through the Australian national security establishment. While ...

Report offers alternative of the US navy retaining boats and operating them out of Australian bases ...

A Trump-aligned Pentagon review questions whether AUKUS fits an “America First” agenda, raising fears it could unravel a key US-UK-Australia submarine and defense tech partnership against China. The ...

It was a deal for the cretinous, hammered out by the less than bright for less than honourable goals. But AUKUS, the trilateral security alliance between Australia, the United Kingdom and the United ...

The actions of the fascistic US administration of President Donald Trump, including his program of a massive trade war and of stepped-up militarism around the globe, are fuelling anxiety and ...

If the United States will not keep its word even to its closest allies, what is its friendship worth? In reviewing the AUKUS deal — a $240 billion multidecade agreement with the United Kingdom and ...

Key defence figures on both sides of the Atlantic warn the risks to AUKUS run deeper than whether a review finds Australia's biggest ever defence deal is "America first" enough for Donald Trump.

AUKUS TALKS - Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth hosts a bilateral exchange with Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles at the Pentagon in Washington on Feb. 7, 2025. (Photo by Madelyn Keech, ...

Responding to reports the Pentagon is reviewing AUKUS, the trilateral agreement expected to eventually lead to the sale of Electric Boat-built submarines to Australia, U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney, D-2nd ...

We must have a public independent review of AUKUS. It’s time to consider alternatives that are more cost-effective and in our national interest.