Trump calls Albanese ‘a good man’ after latest call
US President Donald Trump praised Anthony Albanian as a “good man, after collecting two leaders fourth -to -one phone calls.
The Prime Minister described his last speech with Mr. Trump more than a week ago as “really hot ..
US President White House left Australia on Friday while commenting on Mr. Albania on Friday.
“He’s a good man, Nine Nine reporters said.
Mr. Albania, in June, on the sides of the G7 in Canada, due to the increasing conflict between Israel and Iran, after the previously planned sitting, after the face of Mr. Trump does not meet face to face.
When the Federal Government visited New York in September for the United Nations General Assembly meeting, he did not approve of the new face between the couple.
Mr. Trump remained positive as a public about Mr. Albania, although there were tensions on a multibillion submarine agreement imposed on Australian exports and aukus security agreement imposed on Australian exports.
In accordance with the tariffs regime, the Australian goods sent to the United States withdraw a basic tax of 10 percent, while Australian steel and aluminum importers pay 50 percent.
Responding to the comments of the US president, Albane, Mr. Trump, said “respectful relations”.
“We had four discussions that were really hot, the last one is a little longer than a week,” he said on Friday.
Orum I look forward to continuing to interact with the United States.
“We were engaged to the administration.
“Relationship with the United States is an important relationship for Australia.”
The Prime Minister said that Australia will sue for tariffs and will continue the defender of the AUKUS Pact.
The White House has not yet provided an official reading about the call.
Australia left the United States in the Middle East after Labour’s decision to recognize a Palestinian state at the UN meeting.
The decision took the statements of “disappointment and disgust” from the Trump administration.
After the government rejected us billions of extra dollars, disagreements on Australia’s defense expenditures continue.
Defense Minister Richard Marles was told by his US colleague Pete Hegseth to increase the gross domestic product to 3.5 percent in order to greatly increase the defense budget.
Australia is currently spending about two percent of its GDP to defend, and by 2033/34, it is on its way to upgrade it to 2.33 percent.
The government is also waiting for Australia’s findings of Pentagon review for the nuclear submarine agreement, promised to Virginia -class boats.
Defense analysts doubt that the Trump administration will tear the $ 368 billion submarine program, but the US may demand a greater financial contribution to Australia for shipbuilding.
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