Trump, G7 and Anthony Albanese
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By Kirsty Needham SYDNEY (Reuters) -Increasing the number of nuclear powered submarines operated by Australia, Britain and the United States will make the Indo Pacific more secure and was in the United States' interests,
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TAG24 on MSNAustralian journalist claims he was deported from US over his writing on pro-Palestine student protestsAn Australian journalist claims he was recently detained in the US and sent back to his home country over his reporting on pro-Palestine student protests.
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Daily Mail on MSNTrump hits out at G7 leaders for kicking Russia out of the groupPresident Donald Trump Trump hits out at G7 leaders for kicking Russia out of the group when it was previously the G8.
The United States president has fielded questions about the Israel-Iran conflict on the first day of the G7 summit, saying both nations "should talk immediately".
Malcolm Turnbull, who was behind the French submarine contract that Morrison dramatically tore up in favour of Aukus, said Australia needs to "wake up", realise it's a "bad deal" which the US could renege on at any point, and make other plans before it is too late.
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AAP Newsroom on MSNPM seeks 'certainty' as he prepares for talk with TrumpThe prime minister is seeking trusted partners in an uncertain world as he continues talks with global powers at a major international summit.
US President Donald Trump’s administration has launched a formal review of former President Joe Biden’s AUKUS defense pact with Australia and Britain to allow Australia to acquire nuclear-powered submarines,
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will reject Donald Trump’s demand for Australia to boost its defence spending during his first face-to-face meeting with the US President in Canada.