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Tensions are Running High under the Surface

Monday, November 29, 2021

The AUKUS pact and construction of nuclear-powered submarines by Australia put stability at risk in the Indo-Pacific. Some nations still have unanswered concerns.

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Minister for Defense Peter Dutton and United Kingdom High Commissioner Victoria Treadell and United States Chargé d 'Affaires Michael Goldman at the signing of an AUKUS agreement at Parliament House in Canberra, November 22. They were signing of the Exchange of Naval Nuclear Propulsion Information Agreement. AAP Image/Mick Tsikas via REUTERS . tempo : 173484627349.

AUSTRALIA’S plan to build nuclear-powered submarines has raised many issues in its wake. Australia, which to date has not been a nation with nuclear power, will have nuclear-powered submarines, but not armed with nuclear weapons. This plan, aided by technology from the United Kingdom and the United States, is the result of the AUKUS defense pact finalized by those three nations in mid-September. 

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