At Firstpost’s IdeasPod during the Raisina Dialogue 2025, experts highlighted AUKUS’s two pillars—nuclear-powered submarines for Australia and advanced capabilities like AI and quantum computing. The ...

U.S. Navy personnel are due to arrive by the middle of the year at Western Australia's HMAS Stirling base to prepare for the ...

Japan has stepped up its sales pitch for Australia’s $10bn general purpose frigates program, sending one of its Mogami-class ...

The Pillar 1 of AUKUS partnership focuses on developing Australia’s nuclear-powered submarines, which will be completed by ...

It is time to reassess the nature of our relationship with the United States and where it fits within our wider national ...

How should Australia respond when the US, our closest ally, is engaged in a very public and petulant global meltdown?

As Trump pick for top defence post has second thoughts on deal for Aukus submarines, Canberra should mend fences with Beijing ...

The multibillion-dollar AUKUS deal, through which the US promised to deliver a batch of nuclear submarines to Australia, is ...

Trump’s tech push stands to fuel Australia’s mineral exports, strengthen security ties, and reshape regional power. Pending ...

So, we should set aside the first AUKUS fallacy. Acquiring a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines for Australia is an ambitious and complex task, which will take a long time and cost a lot of money.

The Trump administration’s approach may signal some inclement weather ahead for the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine project. But it’s far from game over. A flurry of opinion pieces ...