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Although the United States could extend exemptions similar to those enjoyed by Canada, which has become something of a boogeyman to officials hashing out the AUKUS deal.
Source: https://foreignpolicy.com/2023/03/10/biden-aukus-miller-us-uk-australia-china-france/
Anand says Canada is interested in co-operation with those allies on quantum computing, AI, and other technology despite being left out of AUKUS.
And prudence for its own sake is a tougher sell for a government that has not yet dispensed with one extravagance from the Morrison government in the Stage 3 tax cuts, while enthusiastically strapping on another in AUKUS.
Source: https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/politics/2023/04/10/budget-treasurer-chalmers-analysis/
And with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese set to join his US and UK counterparts this week to unveil the role these subs will play in the AUKUS military pact, what are the risks and challenges ahead?
Australia was informing its regional neighbours about the plan, known as AUKUS, Albanese said on Sunday in San Diego, after meeting with Sunak.
Canada was excluded from that alliance, as well as from AUKUS, a trilateral security pact between the U.K., the U.S. and Australia that took shape in 2021 as an undersea military triad separate from the Five Eyes group.
Defence Minister Richard Marles and Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy held a briefing for party members on AUKUS via Zoom on Monday night.
Source: https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/politics/2023/08/14/aukus-debate-labor-conference/
Does fear of US intervention explain Labor’s support for AUKUS?
Source: https://www.greenleft.org.au/content/does-fear-us-intervention-explain-labors-support-aukus
First, Japan should be formally added to the “AUKUS” — Australia, United Kingdom, and U.S. — alliance.
For example, Mahuta has attempted to put the brakes on New Zealand joining Pillar II of AUKUS.
Source: https://thediplomat.com/2023/08/should-new-zealand-build-bridges-with-the-brics/
Further, the US has elevated the Quadrilateral forum with Australia, India and Japan to the summit level and created a new forum called AUKUS with Australia and the United Kingdom.
However, despite political will for reform in Mr Biden’s administration, experts question how easy it will be for AUKUS to avoid the attentions of mid-level State Department bureaucrats duty bound to protect US defence technology.
Source: https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/2023/03/09/aukus-nuclear-submarines-plan/
If New Zealand does join AUKUS, it could spell the effective end of the country’s “independent foreign policy.”
It is straining relations with New Zealand … Ms Jackson can see the dollars that might come the way of universities through AUKUS.
Source: https://www.greenleft.org.au/content/students-protest-universities-support-aukus
Marles said the AUKUS program was “on track.”
New Zealand’s interest in joining the AUKUS technology sharing partnership could become a divisive issue for the country’s new conservative government, but would be helpful in achieving “balance” in its relationship with China, analysts say.
Source: https://www.crikey.com.au/2023/12/21/aukus-new-zealand-pm-luxon-interest-in-joining-pillar-two/
On August 18, anti-war activists protested as the ruling Labor Party, which ousted Morrison from office, voted to approve AUKUS in full.
Source: https://www.greenleft.org.au/content/10-new-albums-make-you-raise-your-fist
Reuters has reported Australia is expected to buy up to five U.S. Virginia class submarines in the 2030's, before building a new British-designed submarine in South Australia under a partnership with both countries dubbed AUKUS.
The AUKUS agreement appears to bolster such arguments, with the U.S. taking the unusual step of agreeing to share its nuclear-submarine secrets with Australia — only the second time it will have done so.
“The AUKUS agreement we confirm here in San Diego represents the biggest single investment in Australia’s defence capability in our history, strengthening Australia’s national security and stability in our region,” Albanese said at the ceremony.