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Australia's Albanese downplays Netanyahu's criticism as ties sour
SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Wednesday that he treats leaders of other countries with respect after his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu attacked him over his decision to recognise a Palestinian state.
The path for Anthony Albanese to make amends with Netanyahu has been laid out by senior Jewish Liberal MP Julian Leeser, ...
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he does not want to "get into semantics" over categorising South Australia's devastating ...
Resurfaced footage shows Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese channelling his inner Gen Z by using a popular slang word ...
The CEO of Australian mining giant BHP Mike Henry has managed to secure a face-to-face meeting with US President Donald Trump ...
The second stage of 'right to disconnect' laws comes into effect next Monday, exactly one year after the Albanese ...
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke rebukes the Israeli prime minister's attack on Anthony Albanese as he defends the decision ...
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended the federal government's response to both South Australia's drought and the ...
Netanyahu publicly accused Albanese of betrayal overnight over his promised recognition of a Palestinian state and the denial of a visa to a far-right Israeli politician, which saw Israel boot ...
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