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Colby's AUKUS Scrutiny Amidst Nugan Hand Bank Family Ties
US defense official Elbridge Colby, whose grandfather was linked to the scandal-ridden Nugan Hand bank, is scrutinizing the $368 billion AUKUS nuclear submarine agreement between Australia, the US, and the UK, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
Colby's AUKUS Scrutiny Amidst Nugan Hand Bank Family Ties
US defense official Elbridge Colby, whose grandfather was linked to the scandal-ridden Nugan Hand bank, is scrutinizing the $368 billion AUKUS nuclear submarine agreement between Australia, the US, and the UK, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
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48% Bias Score
UK Aircraft Carrier Bolsters AUKUS Amidst U.S. Review
The UK's HMS Prince of Wales arrived in Darwin, Australia, this week to bolster the AUKUS program with Australia and the U.S., aimed at countering China, amid a U.S. review of the program's effectiveness and following statements by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and U.S. President Donald Trump that ...
UK Aircraft Carrier Bolsters AUKUS Amidst U.S. Review
The UK's HMS Prince of Wales arrived in Darwin, Australia, this week to bolster the AUKUS program with Australia and the U.S., aimed at countering China, amid a U.S. review of the program's effectiveness and following statements by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and U.S. President Donald Trump that ...
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52% Bias Score
AUKUS Review: Pentagon Questions Australia's Commitment in Potential China Conflict
The Pentagon is reviewing the AUKUS nuclear submarine pact, considering changes such as leasing submarines or joint control due to concerns about Australia's commitment to using the submarines in a potential conflict with China, raising questions about the Australia-US alliance and the ANZUS treaty.
AUKUS Review: Pentagon Questions Australia's Commitment in Potential China Conflict
The Pentagon is reviewing the AUKUS nuclear submarine pact, considering changes such as leasing submarines or joint control due to concerns about Australia's commitment to using the submarines in a potential conflict with China, raising questions about the Australia-US alliance and the ANZUS treaty.
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44% Bias Score
Aukus Agreement Faces Uncertainty Amidst Pentagon Review
Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong expressed confidence in the long-term viability of the Aukus agreement despite a Pentagon review, emphasizing the strategic importance of the A$350 billion nuclear submarine technology sharing pact between Australia, the US, and the UK, while Australia is alre...
Aukus Agreement Faces Uncertainty Amidst Pentagon Review
Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong expressed confidence in the long-term viability of the Aukus agreement despite a Pentagon review, emphasizing the strategic importance of the A$350 billion nuclear submarine technology sharing pact between Australia, the US, and the UK, while Australia is alre...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Reviews AUKUS, Threatening Australia's Submarine Plans
The Trump administration launched a review of the AUKUS security pact between the US, UK, and Australia, led by a known skeptic, potentially jeopardizing Australia's $268-$368 billion nuclear submarine acquisition plan and raising concerns about the pact's alignment with 'America First' priorities.
Trump Administration Reviews AUKUS, Threatening Australia's Submarine Plans
The Trump administration launched a review of the AUKUS security pact between the US, UK, and Australia, led by a known skeptic, potentially jeopardizing Australia's $268-$368 billion nuclear submarine acquisition plan and raising concerns about the pact's alignment with 'America First' priorities.
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60% Bias Score
Australia Seeks to Enhance AUKUS Deal to Secure Submarine Program
The Trump administration is reviewing the AUKUS submarine deal, prompting Australia to consider expanding the agreement by adding a second graving dock at the Henderson submarine base to enhance US submarine maintenance capabilities. This proactive measure aims to address US needs and secure the dea...
Australia Seeks to Enhance AUKUS Deal to Secure Submarine Program
The Trump administration is reviewing the AUKUS submarine deal, prompting Australia to consider expanding the agreement by adding a second graving dock at the Henderson submarine base to enhance US submarine maintenance capabilities. This proactive measure aims to address US needs and secure the dea...
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52% Bias Score
Putin Reviews Russian Navy Exercises, Underscoring Naval Modernization
President Vladimir Putin reviewed the Russian Navy's July Storm exercises in St. Petersburg on Sunday, involving 150 ships across two oceans and seas, following large-scale NATO drills in June; Russia plans further naval modernization until 2050.
Putin Reviews Russian Navy Exercises, Underscoring Naval Modernization
President Vladimir Putin reviewed the Russian Navy's July Storm exercises in St. Petersburg on Sunday, involving 150 ships across two oceans and seas, following large-scale NATO drills in June; Russia plans further naval modernization until 2050.
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64% Bias Score
UK, Australia Sign \$41 Billion AUKUS Treaty Amid US Doubts
The UK and Australia signed a 50-year, \$41 billion AUKUS treaty to build nuclear submarines, creating 7000+ UK jobs, despite US doubts under the Trump administration, with Australia also paying \$800 million to the US to support its shipbuilding.
UK, Australia Sign \$41 Billion AUKUS Treaty Amid US Doubts
The UK and Australia signed a 50-year, \$41 billion AUKUS treaty to build nuclear submarines, creating 7000+ UK jobs, despite US doubts under the Trump administration, with Australia also paying \$800 million to the US to support its shipbuilding.
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40% Bias Score
Aukus Faces Months-Long Delay Amid Trump Administration Review
Australia and the UK face months of uncertainty over the Aukus nuclear submarine deal due to a Trump administration review, delaying the project's start and potentially increasing costs for Australia; the review could alter the deal, not scrap it.
Aukus Faces Months-Long Delay Amid Trump Administration Review
Australia and the UK face months of uncertainty over the Aukus nuclear submarine deal due to a Trump administration review, delaying the project's start and potentially increasing costs for Australia; the review could alter the deal, not scrap it.
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44% Bias Score
Aukus Submarine Deal Under Scrutiny Amidst Cost and Strategic Concerns
Australia's $368 billion Aukus deal to acquire nuclear submarines from the US and UK faces criticism for its high cost, opportunity costs, and uncertain delivery timeline, prompting debate about alternative defense strategies.
Aukus Submarine Deal Under Scrutiny Amidst Cost and Strategic Concerns
Australia's $368 billion Aukus deal to acquire nuclear submarines from the US and UK faces criticism for its high cost, opportunity costs, and uncertain delivery timeline, prompting debate about alternative defense strategies.
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56% Bias Score
US Review of AUKUS Deal Raises Concerns of Unaffordability and Security Risks for Australia
The US Department of Defense is conducting a 30-day review of the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine deal, raising concerns among Australian critics who argue it's unaffordable and may leave Australia less secure, with Australia already paying $798 million to the US.
US Review of AUKUS Deal Raises Concerns of Unaffordability and Security Risks for Australia
The US Department of Defense is conducting a 30-day review of the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine deal, raising concerns among Australian critics who argue it's unaffordable and may leave Australia less secure, with Australia already paying $798 million to the US.
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60% Bias Score
AUKUS Submarine Waste Facility Plan Opens for Public Comment
Public comments opened on a plan to build a low-level radioactive waste and maintenance facility at HMAS Stirling in Western Australia to support the AUKUS nuclear submarine program, with ARPANSA deeming off-site radiation risks negligible, despite community concerns over safety and long-term waste ...
AUKUS Submarine Waste Facility Plan Opens for Public Comment
Public comments opened on a plan to build a low-level radioactive waste and maintenance facility at HMAS Stirling in Western Australia to support the AUKUS nuclear submarine program, with ARPANSA deeming off-site radiation risks negligible, despite community concerns over safety and long-term waste ...
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44% Bias Score
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