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Germany’s AfD ruling and the Aukus submarine deal

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13 March 2024

Episode 3287

57 minutes

Germany rules on whether the far-right Alternative für Deutschland party should be designated as a suspected extremist organisation. Sudha David-Wilp, director of the German Marshall Fund’s Berlin office, gives us the latest. Meanwhile, we ask: is the Aukus submarine deal on the brink of collapse, following the US navy’s decision to cut submarine budgets? Plus: a report from Mipim in Cannes and this year’s Hay Festival line-up.

13 March 2024

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Concerns over Aukus submarine deal

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The Aukus security partnership between Australia, the UK and the US is supposed to replace Australia’s £70bn (€82bn) deal with France for conventional-powered submarines, as part of a broader strategy to counter China’s economic and military advances in the Indo-Pacific region. But with the US facing fiscal constraints, that might not prove possible. Marion Messmer, senior research fellow in international security at Chatham House, explains the situation to Georgina Godwin.

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