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Australia's Albanese confident on AUKUS pact after meeting UK's Starmer

  • On Friday in London, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese conveyed optimism that the partnership involving the US and UK to provide Australia with nuclear-powered submarines will continue as planned.
  • Albanese's confidence follows the 2021 signing of the AUKUS pact and a July treaty between Australia and Britain to strengthen cooperation on the deal.
  • He reported having positive discussions with US administration officials and noted that Washington will sell Virginia-class nuclear submarines to Australia under AUKUS.
  • The AUKUS agreement, worth hundreds of billions of dollars, also includes plans for Britain and Australia to build a new AUKUS-class submarine.
  • Albanese is expected to meet King Charles, and the ongoing cooperation on AUKUS suggests long-term strategic collaboration between involved nations.
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