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AUKUS and ‘the International Rules-based Order’ at the IAEA: Another Entirely Australian Own Goal to China

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 March 2025

Richard Tanter
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Abstract

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In the year since the United States, United Kingdom, and Australian governments announced the formation of AUKUS, a new alliance whose centrepiece is to be the supply of nuclear-powered submarines to Australia, a robust critique of the nuclear weapons expansion has emerged in Australia, China, and the International Atomic Energy Association among others.

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AUKUSAustraliaIAEANuclear Submarines
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Research Article
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Asia-Pacific Journal , Volume 20 , Issue 17 , October 2022 , e2
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