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France Ambassador Accuses Australia Of "Intentional Deceit" Over Submarine Deal
France's ambassador to Australia, Jean-Pierre Thebault, said on Wednesday that Australia acted with deceit when it abruptly cancelled a multi-billion deal with Paris to build a fleet of submarines.
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Leaked SMS New Flashpoint In France, Australia Submarine Deal Row
France accused Australia of using "very inelegant methods" after a text message sent by President Emmanuel Macron to Australian leader Scott Morrison was leaked in an apparent bid to imply that he knew about collapse of a major submarine deal.
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"Should I Expect Good...?" Macron's 'Subs' Message To Australia PM Leaked
Australian media on Tuesday published messages between French President Emmanuel Macron and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, as Canberra seeks to push back against allegations it lied to Paris about a multibillion-dollar submarine contract.
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French Ambassador To Return To Australia After Submarine Row
France announced Wednesday it will return its ambassador to Australia, ending a weeks-long diplomatic protest over Canberra's decision to scrap a submarine contract.
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European Union, Australia Trade Talks Postponed Amid Submarine Row
A long-planned round of Australia-EU free trade talks have been postponed, a European official confirmed Friday, after fury over Canberra's decision to cancel a major French submarine contract.
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At Quad, Japan's PM Suga Welcomed Australia Submarine Partnership
At a meeting of the Quad group of countries on Friday, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga welcomed the establishment last week of a trilateral partnership to provide Australia with nuclear submarines, a Japanese government official said.
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"Solidarity" With France On Submarine Deal: EU Foreign Policy Chief
European Union foreign ministers voiced solidarity Monday with France, which was angered by Australia's cancellation of a submarine contract, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said.
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US Deals With France, China Fury Over Australia Nuclear Submarine Deal
Australia and the United States announced expanded military cooperation on Thursday, including rotational deployments of all types of U.S. military aircraft to Australia, a day after announcing a submarine deal denounced by China.
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"Stab In The Back": France Fumes As Australia Scraps Huge Submarine Deal
France's foreign minister expressed his anger Thursday over Australia's surprise decision to scrap a huge submarines deal in favour of nuclear-powered subs from the US.
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Australia Rules Out Open Tender for New Submarines, Japan in Box Seat
Australia will not hold an open tender to replace its ageing Collins-class submarines, government officials said today, a decision that bolsters Japan's position as the likely builder of the new multibillion-dollar fleet.
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Australian Government Under Pressure to Hold Submarine Tender After Eyeing Japan Deal
Prime Minister Tony Abbott is under pressure from regional officials, labour unions and members of his own party to have an open tender to build Australia's next-generation submarine, which would be a blow to Japan and the United States.
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France Ambassador Accuses Australia Of "Intentional Deceit" Over Submarine Deal
France's ambassador to Australia, Jean-Pierre Thebault, said on Wednesday that Australia acted with deceit when it abruptly cancelled a multi-billion deal with Paris to build a fleet of submarines.
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Leaked SMS New Flashpoint In France, Australia Submarine Deal Row
France accused Australia of using "very inelegant methods" after a text message sent by President Emmanuel Macron to Australian leader Scott Morrison was leaked in an apparent bid to imply that he knew about collapse of a major submarine deal.
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"Should I Expect Good...?" Macron's 'Subs' Message To Australia PM Leaked
Australian media on Tuesday published messages between French President Emmanuel Macron and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, as Canberra seeks to push back against allegations it lied to Paris about a multibillion-dollar submarine contract.
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French Ambassador To Return To Australia After Submarine Row
France announced Wednesday it will return its ambassador to Australia, ending a weeks-long diplomatic protest over Canberra's decision to scrap a submarine contract.
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European Union, Australia Trade Talks Postponed Amid Submarine Row
A long-planned round of Australia-EU free trade talks have been postponed, a European official confirmed Friday, after fury over Canberra's decision to cancel a major French submarine contract.
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At Quad, Japan's PM Suga Welcomed Australia Submarine Partnership
At a meeting of the Quad group of countries on Friday, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga welcomed the establishment last week of a trilateral partnership to provide Australia with nuclear submarines, a Japanese government official said.
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"Solidarity" With France On Submarine Deal: EU Foreign Policy Chief
European Union foreign ministers voiced solidarity Monday with France, which was angered by Australia's cancellation of a submarine contract, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said.
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US Deals With France, China Fury Over Australia Nuclear Submarine Deal
Australia and the United States announced expanded military cooperation on Thursday, including rotational deployments of all types of U.S. military aircraft to Australia, a day after announcing a submarine deal denounced by China.
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"Stab In The Back": France Fumes As Australia Scraps Huge Submarine Deal
France's foreign minister expressed his anger Thursday over Australia's surprise decision to scrap a huge submarines deal in favour of nuclear-powered subs from the US.
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Australia Rules Out Open Tender for New Submarines, Japan in Box Seat
Australia will not hold an open tender to replace its ageing Collins-class submarines, government officials said today, a decision that bolsters Japan's position as the likely builder of the new multibillion-dollar fleet.
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Australian Government Under Pressure to Hold Submarine Tender After Eyeing Japan Deal
Prime Minister Tony Abbott is under pressure from regional officials, labour unions and members of his own party to have an open tender to build Australia's next-generation submarine, which would be a blow to Japan and the United States.
