China Denounces Australia-UK-US Submarine Deal

The transcript discusses the Orcas Subs deal, highlighting China's disapproval and concerns about nuclear proliferation. It mentions other countries like South Korea, Iran, and Brazil pursuing nuclear submarine technology. The IAEA's position on Australia's plans is complex, involving legal and technical issues, but Australia will not pursue its own nuclear fuel program. The submarines will be built in the US and inspected by the IAEA.

What is China's main concern regarding the Orcas Subs deal?

• It will increase global nuclear fuel prices.

• It will damage China's diplomatic relations with the US.

• It will lead to nuclear proliferation.

• It will strengthen Australia's military power.

Which countries have announced plans to pursue nuclear submarine technology following the Orcas Subs deal?

• Russia and Canada

• South Korea and Iran

• Brazil and Argentina

• Japan and India

How many nuclear-powered submarines is Australia expected to receive in the next decade?

• Six or seven

• Eight or ten

• Three or five

• One or two

What is the IAEA's stance on Australia's nuclear submarine plans?

• It opposes the plans due to environmental concerns.

• It has no official position on the matter.

• It fully supports the plans without any concerns.

• It acknowledges the complexity and legal issues involved.

What will be the source of the propulsion units for Australia's submarines?

• They will be manufactured in Australia.

• They will be made in the United States.

• They will be imported from China.

• They will be developed by the UK.