PM touches down in US for delicate diplomacy mission
The Prime Minister begins one of the most important diplomatic efforts in the US.
Anthony Arbanese, before the long -awaited United Nations General Assembly meeting, arrived in New York at Australia on Sunday morning with engaged Jodie Haydon.
The Prime Minister and his colleagues in the UK, Canada and France officially know the Palestinian state in a great separation from Australia’s historical harmony to US foreign policy.
“Australia plays an important role in the world, John John F Kennedy in New York told journalists under asphalt.
“What we want to see is increasing peace, security and stability worldwide.
“We are a country in our region, in the Pacific and, of course, play a positive role… Our traditional allies, like our five -eyed partners, including the US and the United Kingdom.”
Although Mr. Albania, negotiations have not yet been planned, he hopes to secure his first face -to -face meeting with US President Donald Trump.
Some predicted that the two leaders could discuss weekends before the UN event, but the President announced that he would attend the funeral of right -wing American commentator Charlie Kirk in Arizona on Sunday.
During the G7 Summit, the Prime Minister would meet with the Republican in June, but Mr. Trump wanted to ask when he left the event early to intervene in the Middle East violence.
Since then, a binary meeting has become more controversial for Mr. Albania.
In August, the US saved Australian goods from a tariff hike and left its products at 10 percent at the beginning – this is the lowest ratio against any American trade partner.
However, this does not mean that Australia is outside the US.
A group of Republican and allies, Mr. Albania, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer warned Palestine against the recognition of Palestine in a clear letter to Trump.
“Continuing with recognition can invite your country for a long time in contradiction to US policy and interests, and in response to punishing measures,” he said.
The group, including former presidential candidate Ted Cruz, claims that politics will weaken the expectations of peace and award terrorism.
It comes days after the UN branded Israel’s marking of Israel’s attack in Gaza as a genocide action against the Palestinians.
Australia condemned the help and killing of civilians in the region.
Since October 2023, Israel’s military campaign and aid has killed 65,000 Palestinians and left 641,000 people under risk of hunger, and found the Ministry of Health and UN resources.
Israel’s last attack began after the identified terrorist group Hamas killed 1,200 civilians and took about 250 more hostages.
