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    Australia's Albanese confident on AUKUS after British leader says it will proceed

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    Posted on June 17, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Australian PM Albanese is confident in the AUKUS treaty's progress after UK and US leaders confirmed its continuation despite a Pentagon review.

    Albanese Optimistic About AUKUS Following UK Leader's Commitment

    SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese welcomed comments by his British counterpart at the G7 that Britain and the United States will proceed with the AUKUS nuclear submarine treaty with Australia, despite a Pentagon review.

    "We’re proceeding with that, it’s a really important deal to both of us," British Prime Minister Keir Starmer told reporters when asked about AUKUS, standing next to U.S. President Donald Trump after they met on Monday to discuss trade and security.

    "I think the president is doing a review, we did a review when we came into government so that makes good sense to me," he added.

    Albanese had been scheduled to hold his first meeting with Trump the next day to press support for AUKUS, however the White House announced Trump would leave the G7 early.

    Albanese later told reporters that AUKUS held "great advantages" for the three partners.

    "That is why we support AUKUS and that is why I am confident that all three nations will continue to provide support for it," he told reporters in Calgary.

    In 2023, the United States, Australia and Britain unveiled details of the plan to provide Australia with nuclear-powered attack submarines from the early 2030s to counter China's ambitions in the Indo-Pacific.

    A Pentagon official said last week the administration was reviewing AUKUS to ensure it was "aligned with the President's America First agenda".

    (Reporting by Kirsty Needham; Editing by Stephen Coates)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Australian PM Albanese optimistic about AUKUS treaty.
    • •UK and US leaders confirm treaty will proceed.
    • •AUKUS aims to provide nuclear submarines to Australia.
    • •Pentagon reviewing treaty alignment with US policies.
    • •AUKUS counters China's Indo-Pacific ambitions.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Australia's Albanese confident on AUKUS after British leader says it will proceed

    1What did British Prime Minister Keir Starmer say about AUKUS?

    Keir Starmer stated that Britain and the United States will proceed with the AUKUS deal, calling it a really important agreement for both nations.

    2What advantages does Albanese see in AUKUS?

    Albanese mentioned that AUKUS holds 'great advantages' for Australia, the UK, and the US, expressing confidence that all three nations will continue to support it.

    3What is the timeline for Australia's acquisition of nuclear submarines?

    The plan unveiled in 2023 indicates that Australia will receive nuclear-powered attack submarines starting in the early 2030s.

    4Why is the AUKUS agreement under review by the US administration?

    A Pentagon official indicated that the administration is reviewing AUKUS to ensure it aligns with the President's America First agenda.

    5What was the context of Albanese's meeting with Trump?

    Albanese was scheduled to meet with Trump to discuss support for AUKUS, but the White House announced that Trump would leave the G7 early.

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