Newsinc24 Team 
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese left for USA on Saturday morning to meet with President Joe Biden amid reports the two leaders will unveil details of a trilateral defense pact among Australia, Britain and the U.S. first announced in 2021. "I look forward to the continuing engagement that I have with the US administration," Albanese told media at the airport in New Delhi.
Speaking to the media in New Delhi before heading to the United States, where I will be meeting with @JoeBiden and @RishiSunak to progress the AUKUS agreement. pic.twitter.com/ZURwPE0NjG
— Anthony Albanese (@AlboMP) March 11, 2023
As per information, Albanese, Biden and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will meet in San Diego Monday to unveil details of the pact. The new partnership, known by the acronym AUKUS, will allow the three countries to share information and expertise more easily in key technological areas such artificial intelligence, cybertechnology, quantum technologies, underwater systems and long-range strike capabilities. The agreement also includes the building of a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines for Australia.
China has denounced the agreement, saying it would seriously undermine “regional peace and stability.” The agreement also angered France, which had a deal to sell Australia a dozen diesel-electric powered submarines for up to $66 billion..
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