AUKUS agreement faces backlash over $368 billion cost and lack of transparency

The AUKUS agreement, costing Australia $368 billion, has sparked controversy due to its lack of transparency and public scrutiny. Critics argue that both major parties rushed the endorsement without addressing critical security concerns or engaging in serious debate. This deal binds Australia closely to the United States and Great Britain, raising questions about national sovereignty and regional relations.

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