“As AUKUS partners, we stand shoulder-to-shoulder in an increasingly unstable world”, declared UK Defence Secretary, John Healey today, as he welcomed his US and Australian counterparts to London for the first trilateral meeting of the multi-billion dollar defence pact to ever be hosted on British soil, writes Caitlin Allen.
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