Three nations reaffirm 75-year security treaty amid uncertainty over US support
Australia, New Zealand and the US marked 75 years of their Anzus security pact on 1 September. It was signed in 1951.
Why it mattersAustralia relies on the US alliance for security in the Indo-Pacific region. Uncertainty about that commitment could reshape Australia's defence strategy and influence.
AustraliaThe Anzus treaty underpins Australia's military cooperation and intelligence sharing with the US. Doubts about Trump's commitment to traditional alliances could force Australia to reconsider its defence posture and spending priorities.
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