Barrow’s MP is spearheading a government group to discuss the opportunities and challenges of the AUKUS deal. Simon Fell launched an All Party Parliamentary Group this week – meeting fellow ministers and peers. As first chair of the meeting, he met with figures from...
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There is great community opposition to the Labor Government’s embrace of AUKUS and its proposed spend of $368 billion on acquiring nuclear-powered submarines. That opposition is spreading to the Labor Party’s own rank and file branches. The ALP leadership is...
Bilateral China-US talks could set the tone for the COP28 UN climate summit in November. China’s manufacturing-led economy produces the most carbon emissions and Beijing has increased its commitment to coal power. US climate envoy John Kerry arrived in China on Sunday...
The U.S. Senate took a tangible step forward to supply the Royal Australian Navy with its own nuclear attack boats with a new AUKUS bill that sets a framework to transfer Virginia-class attack boats to Canberra by the 2030s, Sen Tim Kaine (D-Va.) told reporters on Friday. Standing in view...
A recent US Congressional Research Service report has raised some concerns about upcoming operations with Australia under AUKUS and maintenance backlog in the US nuclear-powered submarine fleet. The report discusses Navy Virginia (SSN-774) Class attack submarine procurement information...