Australia, wary of regional instability, eyes closer U.S. security ties


  • World
  • Thursday, 27 Aug 2015

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia will seek to broaden and deepen its security alliance with the United States in the decades ahead as the rise of China and other Asia-Pacific powers risks fuelling instability in the region, Australia's defence minister said on Thursday.

Foreshadowing a strategic defence white paper due later this year, Kevin Andrews said world economic and military power was shifting to the Asia-Pacific.

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