AUKUS and International Law: Some unexpected blips? | Professor Donald R. Rothwell @AIIAvision
AUKUS and International Law: Some unexpected blips? | Professor Donald R. Rothwell  @AIIAvision
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Since AUKUS was announced in 2021 there have been multiple diplomatic and political developments that have advanced the trilateral military partnership.

First, Australia's Southeast Asian neighbours have raised concerns over Australian AUKUS submarines navigating through their waters, suggesting that traditional freedoms of navigation may be constrained.

Second, Australia's Pacific neighbours have raised concerns over whether AUKUS submarines are consistent with Australia's obligations under the South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone Treaty.

These legal issues will be assessed, including consideration of possible Australian responses.
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