Australia and the United Kingdom have signed a landmark 50-year treaty to deepen their cooperation on nuclear-powered submarines under the AUKUS security pact, even as the United States reviews its commitment to the agreement. The deal cements a long-term partnership on submarine design, construction, and operation, aiming to bolster defense capabilities in the face of rising tensions in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly with China's growing military presence. The treaty is seen as a show of strength and unity by Canberra and London, signaling their unwavering commitment to AUKUS regardless of potential shifts in US policy. Australia has also made significant financial contributions to support the US submarine industrial base, underlining its strategic investment in the alliance. The move comes amid political uncertainty in the US, with the future of AUKUS potentially hanging in the balance depending on the outcome of upcoming American elections.
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