The AUKUS partnership has identified the “optimal pathway” to provide Australia with a conventionally-armed nuclear submarine by the 2030s using U.S. and British technologies.

Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States formed a trilateral security pact called Aukus. Under the Aukus ...

Australia's nuclear-powered submarine programme with the United States and Britain will cost up to A$368 billion ($245 billion) over the next three decades, a defence official said on Tuesday, the ...

Australia will get nuclear-powered submarines. Some see a proliferation threat. The U.S. has shared this type of technology before — with France, in fact. September 24, 2021.

Australia notified France that it will end its contract with DCNS, a majority state-owned company, to build the conventional submarines. Australia has spent AU$2.4 billion ($1.8 billion) on the ...

For Australia, nuclear-powered submarines offer a powerful means to counter China’s growing naval reach and an escape hatch from a faltering agreement with a French firm to build diesel submarines.

WASHINGTON — The United States will arm Australia with nuclear submarine technology as part of a new defense partnership announced Wednesday, one of many steps that President Biden is taking to ...

The fast-attack submarine Columbia moors alongside the submarine tender Emory S Land at Naval Base Guam in Jan 4, 2023. Emory S. Land will play a key role in building the U.S.-Australia submarine ...

The leaders of the United States, Australia and Britain will unveil a plan Monday to outfit Australia with nuclear-powered submarines in an unprecedented three-way defense partnership that seeks ...

The wreck of Australia’s first submarine has been discovered off the coast of Papua New Guinea after disappearing without a trace 103 years ago.