Australia’s PM Says He Trusts Donald Trump in Second Debate

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he had no reason to distrust U.S. President Donald Trump or Chinese President Xi Jinping as he debated his rival on Wednesday ahead of the June 3 election.

Australia’s PM Says He Trusts Donald Trump in Second Debate

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he trusts US President Donald Trump despite recent surveys showing growing disapproval of the American leader in Australia just weeks before the May 3 election.

Australian PM pledges to stand up for national interests against Trump on trade - People's Daily Online

CANBERRA, April 17 (Xinhua) -- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has said that he would sta

Australia will elect a new parliament on May 3rd. The campaign will focus on the burden of high cost of living and the consequences of the US's economic-politically opaque course. This could cost opposition leader Peter Dutton from the Liberal Conservatives, who seems to emulate US President Donald Trump in many things, the hoped-for victory against Prime Minister Anthony Albanese from the Labor Party, as recent polls show.

Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he will defend national interests in response to U.S. tariffs, during the second election campaign leaders’ debate. Albanese, leader of the ruling Labour Party, and the leader of the Opposition Coalition, Peter Dutton, faced Wednesday night for the second time in the May 3 election campaign in a debate that focused mainly on internal affairs. Candidates were asked how they would negotiate with U.S…