What the U.S.-British-Australian Security Pact Means for Europe (Rosa Balfour, Carnegie Europe)

During the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, the complaint from some European NATO members of insufficient consultation by the U.S. administration may have come across as petulant. Four weeks later, the AUKUS—a security pact between Australia, the UK, and the United States, whereby Canberra acquires U.S. nuclear-powered submarines and scraps its submarine agreement with France—dispels any doubt.

What the U.S.-British-Australian Security Pact Means for Europe – Carnegie Europe – Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

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