Anthony Albanese has denied he has had his first 'disagreement' with Emmanuel Macron after the French President issued a warning over the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has declared Emmanuel Macron is"entitled to put forward his views" after the French President's recent criticism of the AUKUS security pact.
"President Macron is entitled to put forward his views, as he does in a very forthright way," the Prime Minister said on Friday. "I also note as part of the interview, as well, that he noted that Australia has not decided to change their strategy on the subject."
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