France warns ‘Aukus’ alliance threatens security partnerships in Indo-Pacific


By Teddy NgKinling Lo

France is frustrated at being left out of a new security alliance between the United States, Britain and Australia, describing it as a regrettable move that will push Europe to be more autonomous in its strategic planning.

The “Aukus” alliance announced on Thursday by the three nations means Australia will halt its submarine deal with France.

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