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01

Five Countries deepen security coordination on state threats, AI and organised crime

Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States have set expanded shared priorities for security cooperation, but have not publicly specified binding rules, funding or delivery timelines.

02

Australia, Philippines and US complete maritime activity in Philippine EEZ

Australia, the Philippines and the United States completed a seven-day maritime cooperative activity in the Philippine exclusive economic zone on 25 August, continuing an established trilateral interoperability series.

03

Australia and Fiji sign defence pact, with ratification still pending

Australia and Fiji have signed a mutual-defence treaty and wider cooperation framework, but the defence pact will not enter into force until both countries ratify it and deposit their instruments of ratification.

04

Australia and Fiji sign mutual-defence treaty pending ratification

Australia and Fiji have signed the Ocean of Peace Alliance, creating a mutual-defence framework that remains inoperative until both governments ratify it.

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UK-led AI security cooperation remained anchored by the 2024 UK-US pact as Australia and Germany ties expanded in 2026

As of 11 July 2026, the current state is continuity rather than a new launch: the UK’s cross-border AI security coordination remained anchored by its 1 April 2024 agreement with the United States, while 2026 steps with Australia and Germany broadened that existing track.