Australia’s Albanese launches campaign for UNSC seat
The campaign aims to bolster Australia’s influence on issues including artificial intelligence and follows criticism over its UN voting record.
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Key takeaways Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on Sunday that Australia plans to bid for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council effective from 2029. Diplomatic strategy The Prime Minister believes that his personal ties with various international heads of state, combined with the expected support from Southeast Asian […]
The vote on the UN Security Council seats won't be held until mid-2028, but lobbying efforts will intensify with the Prime Minister's visit to New York for the UN General Assembly. Albanese also announced that Siobhan McKenna, former head of News Group's broadcasting operations, will be Australia's next Consul General in New York. Australia has served on the Security Council five times since the UN's inception after World War II. Most recently, …
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