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AUKUS Partnership: Shift in Priorities Amidst Trump’s ‘America First’ Policy

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said at a press appearance with Donald Trump at the recent G7 in Canada that “we’re proceeding with” AUKUS – with the U.S. president in agreement. | Pool Photo by Jaimi Joy via EPA

The United Kingdom is reinforcing its commitment to the AUKUS security pact, with Defense Secretary John healey and Foreign Secretary David Lammy undertaking a significant visit to Australia. This diplomatic push comes ahead of an anticipated meeting between UK Prime Minister Keir starmer and U.S.President Donald Trump.

In statements released prior to the visit, Secretary Healey emphasized the strategic importance of AUKUS, stating, “AUKUS is one of Britain’s most important defense partnerships, strengthening global security while driving growth at home.”

Joint Military Endeavors Underway

The visit will see the signing of a new bilateral treaty designed to formalize the submarine programs of both nations.Furthermore, the british Army’s Carrier Strike Group is slated to participate in Australia’s largest-ever hosted military exercise, as confirmed by the U.K. Ministry of Defense.

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