John Noh
John Noh is the acting assistant secretary of defense for Indo-Pacific security affairs, who recently addressed concerns regarding the US-Australia defense partnership amidst rising geopolitical tensions and trade issues. His comments reflect the complexities of military collaboration under the AUKUS agreement, particularly in light of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on Australia.
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John Noh, the deputy assistant secretary of war for East Asia, later told the Senate the review was ongoing.
AUKUS expected to stay intact as US President touts ‘great relationship’ with PM
Australia· 2025-10-20
John Noh supports Taiwan's defense spending during his confirmation hearing.
Taipei defense spending ‘promising’: US nominee
Taiwan· 2025-10-08
US Assistant Secretary of Defense for Indo-Pacific Security Affairs John Noh emphasized the importance of prioritizing security systems for Taiwan.
Pentagon vows stronger defense ties with TaiwanTaiwan· 2025-04-10
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Indo-Pacific Security Affairs John Noh emphasized the importance of strengthening Taiwan's defense capabilities.
US to help boost Taiwan defense, despite economic fallout from ‘reciprocal’ tariffsTaiwan· 2025-04-10
Acting assistant secretary of defence for Indo-Pacific security affairs John Noh said the US was grateful for Australia’s contribution.
AUKUS second pillar should be narrowed amid Trump tariffs: senior advocatesAustralia· 2025-04-10
