US President Joe Biden has apologised to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for cancelling his trip to Australia and said negotiations over the US debt crisis were “in their closing stages”.
and said negotiations over the US debt crisis were “in their closing stages” as the leaders prepare to meet for a rescheduled Quad summit on Saturday night.that could have major consequences for the global economy if the deadline of June 1 is not met.
The climate deal will deepen collaboration between Washington and Canberra on “areas that are critical to the global net-zero transition” but much of the focus of the G7 has been on Ukraine and the Taiwan Strait.The meeting between Albanese and Biden followed Washington’s offer to train Ukrainian pilots on American-made F-16 fighter jets as Kyiv prepares to launch a new offensive against Russian forces.
NATO countries are increasing their supply of weapons to Kyiv dwindle on the eve of the European summer as the war in Ukraine enters a new phase.The visit from the Ukrainian leader will be the highest-profile overseas trip taken by Zelensky since the start of the war last year.
“Any unilateral attempt to change the status quo by force is unacceptable anywhere in the world,” said Kishida.“China always opposes unilateral sanctions and long-arm jurisdiction that have no basis in international law or mandate from the Security Council,” said spokesman Wang Wenbin.
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